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<div align="center"><div style="font-size: 22pt">CuteMouse</div><br />
<div align="center"><div style="font-size: 22pt">CuteMouse</div><br />
Version 1.9<br />''Author: [[Nagy Daniel]]''<br />2002/10/01</div>
Version 1.9<br />''Author: Nagy Daniel''<br />2002/10/01</div>


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| Company = {{N/A}}
| Company = {{N/A}}
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| Published = {{Published}}
| Developers = {{NagyDanielToolDev}}
| Developers = Nagy Daniel
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| Interface = {{N/A}}
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| Source = {{SourceSW}}[https://sourceforge.net/p/cutemouse/trunk/ci/master/tree/ Yes]
| Source = {{SourceSW}}[https://sourceforge.net/p/cutemouse/trunk/ci/master/tree/ Yes]
| License = {{GNU}}
| License = {{GNU}}
| Type = {{FanN/ACompatibilityTool}}, {{FanN/AMouseTool}}
| Type = {{CompatibilityTool}}, {{MouseTool}}
| Platform = {{MS-DOSTool}}
| Platform = {{DOSTool}}
| Localization = {{EnglishTool}} ()
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| Website = https://sourceforge.net/projects/cutemouse/
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[http://cutemouse.sourceforge.net/ CuteMouse] is a DOS based, open source mouse driver, which supports many protocols of serial and PS/2 mice. It can search for a serial mouse at all COM ports or only at a specified port. An important CuteMouse feature is its small memory footprint: the resident part (TSR) occupies less than 3.5K. CuteMouse can also install itself in upper memory, when available, without requiring external utilities such as the DOS 'lh' (loadhigh) command.
[http://cutemouse.sourceforge.net/ CuteMouse] is a DOS based, open source mouse driver, which supports many protocols of serial and PS/2 mice. It can search for a serial mouse at all COM ports or only at a specified port. An important CuteMouse feature is its small memory footprint: the resident part (TSR) occupies less than 3.5K. CuteMouse can also install itself in upper memory, when available, without requiring external utilities such as the DOS 'lh' (loadhigh) command.
CuteMouse has two development branches now. V1.9 branch uses BIOS to handle PS/2 mice. V2.0 branch uses direct hardware access for PS/2 mice, and supports the wheel. Wheel programming info is included in the v2.0 packages.
The 2.0 branch currently has alpha status, so the archive is only an update to the latest 1.9 version and should be unpacked over it to get the full development environment. For regular work, only CTMOUSE.EXE from archive with version 2.0 is required.


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Maintained. The 2.0 branch currently has alpha status, so the archive is only an update to the latest 1.9 version and should be unpacked over it to get the full development environment. For regular work, only CTMOUSE.EXE from archive with version 2.0 is required.  
Maintained.
 
CuteMouse has two development branches now. V1.9 branch uses BIOS to handle PS/2 mice. V2.0 branch uses direct hardware access for PS/2 mice, and supports the wheel. Wheel programming info is included in the v2.0 packages.
 
The 2.0 branch currently has alpha status, so the archive is only an update to the latest 1.9 version and should be unpacked over it to get the full development environment. For regular work, only CTMOUSE.EXE from archive with version 2.0 is required.  
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==<br /> Credits ==
==<br /> Credits ==


* [[Nagy Daniel]]
* Nagy Daniel


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==<br /> References ==
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* [[Utilities Pages]]
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 5 December 2024

CuteMouse

Version 1.9
Author: Nagy Daniel
2002/10/01
CuteMouse
Latest Version:  1.9
Release Date:  2002/10/01
Company: N/A
Publication Status:  Published
Developer(s): Nagy Daniel
Interface: N/A
Language: ASM
Open Source: Open
Source Availability:  Yes
License: GNU
Type: Compatibility, Mouse
Platform: DOS
Localization: English
Website: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cutemouse/





Description

CuteMouse is a DOS based, open source mouse driver, which supports many protocols of serial and PS/2 mice. It can search for a serial mouse at all COM ports or only at a specified port. An important CuteMouse feature is its small memory footprint: the resident part (TSR) occupies less than 3.5K. CuteMouse can also install itself in upper memory, when available, without requiring external utilities such as the DOS 'lh' (loadhigh) command.


Features


Version History

 


Development Status

Maintained.

CuteMouse has two development branches now. V1.9 branch uses BIOS to handle PS/2 mice. V2.0 branch uses direct hardware access for PS/2 mice, and supports the wheel. Wheel programming info is included in the v2.0 packages.

The 2.0 branch currently has alpha status, so the archive is only an update to the latest 1.9 version and should be unpacked over it to get the full development environment. For regular work, only CTMOUSE.EXE from archive with version 2.0 is required.


Download

Download from here:


Known issues


Credits

  • Nagy Daniel


References



Also See

 

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