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From: jrd
Date: Wed, 07 Nov 1990 02:24

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	The easy way to approach a mouse is with a large book in hand, such
as "Microsoft Mouse Programmer's Reference", MS Press, 1989. This tome
describes the calls one can make upon the standard MS mouse driver Int 33h
interface. An advantage of seeing things from the book handler's side is
not being bitten by the sundry ways physical mice talk to computers.
	Joe D.

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Subject: Re: Mice and men (er, programmers).
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