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Started by Rob Geraghty
Wed, 02 Sep 1992 05:40
PCem
Author: Rob Geraghty
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 05:40
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 05:40
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I have just been using wordperfect with the PCem on my arc. (sad, know but I don't have $240aud for Impression junior...) When in the desktop mode, the mouse is bound to the desktop and so of course doesn't talk to wordperfect. Is there any way of fixing this (other than single tasking)? (and no I don't want to buy a pc ;-) Rob -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rob Geraghty | Time, flowing like a river robg@durian.citr.oz.au | Time, beckoning me CITR | APP
Re: PCem
Author: Peter.Roozemaal.IS-assistent
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 11:14
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 11:14
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In article <robg.715412444@citr.uq.oz.au> robg@citr.uq.oz.au (Rob Geraghty) writes: >I have just been using wordperfect with the PCem on my arc. >(sad, know but I don't have $240aud for Impression junior...) >When in the desktop mode, the mouse is bound to the desktop >and so of course doesn't talk to wordperfect. Is there any >way of fixing this (other than single tasking)? In one of the !PCem menus there is an option called "connect mouse" or the like. When clicked the mouse will be connected with the MSDOS mouse pointer. Clicking one of the mouse buttons (I thought MENU) links the mouse with RISCOS. PeteR -- --- Peter W. Roozemaal --- Email: witaroo@dutinfh.twi.tudelft.nl -------------- -------------------------- Smail: Geitenkamp 45 ------------------------------- --- tel. +31-15-611389 ---------- 2623 BB Delft ---------- If it's urgent, --- --------------------------------- the Netherlands --------- don't phone me! ---
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