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Re: Mouse? (fwd)



On Sun, 21 Sep 1997, G. Crimp wrote:

> On Sun, 21 Sep 1997, Lazar Fleysher wrote:
> 
> > Hello everybody,
> > 
> > I think I have to clarify the question I have.
> > 
> > I have 2 mice which I tried....
> > 
> > One is 3-button Microsoft mouse. I use ms option in gpm. It works ALL
> > RIGHT in text mode: all three buttons. Under X-windows left and right
> > buttons are O.K., but middle one does not work at all. I tryed to emulate
> > the third button, but it does not work either.......
> > 
> 
> 	I may be stepping out on a limb here as I am far from being a 
> Linux expert.  I mostly just plod along trying to get my own modest 
> system working correctly and doing a few simple things (And when I finally 
> get something to work I sit back and quietly think to myself `Thank god 
> there is an alternative to MicroSoft').  However, your problem is so 
> similar to my own experience with X that I thought I would reply for what 
> it is worth.
> 
> 	My mouse has a switch that lets me choose between two modes PC and
> MS.  I thought that MS meant MicroSoft, but apparently it means
> MouseSystems.  I had to change the following line in the file XF86Config
> (and not the file xf86config) from : 
> 
> 		Section "Pointer"
> 			Protocol "MicroSoft"
> 
> to :
> 
> 			Protocol "mousesystems"
> 
> and this solved the middle button problem.
> [snip]

The addition of ClearDTR did it for me and my really cheap mouse.
   Protocol        "MouseSystems"
   ClearDTR
   ...

Cheers,

-
Jim Thomas                                   
Northcote, Melbourne, Oz
-
PGP: http://www.dezzanet.net.au/~jim_t/pgp.html


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