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From: billsey@agora.UUCP (Bill Seymour)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Handshake w/ Dmouse problems, and Current Handshake version.
Message-ID: <1592@agora.UUCP>
Date: 2 Aug 89 06:56:06 GMT
References: <0065.AA0065@haberfellner:
Organization: Advanced Solutions, Hillsboro, OR
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From article <0065.AA0065@haberfellner:, by eric@haberfellner.UUCP (Eric Haberfellner):
: If anyone has any idea what is causing the conflict with Dmouse, please
: pass along the info. From the net traffic, it looks as if Handshake is not
: the only program which has this problem, but obviously other programs do
: not exhibit this behaviour. I would like to put the next version firmly
: in the second category. Handshake uses a slightly overscan screen,
: 660 x 204, could this be the problem?

	If it's any help, Eric, I'm running DMouse 1.10 on both my systems
and I've never had a problem with Handhshake/Dmouse (either 2.12a or 2.20beta).
DMouse is invoked with 'DMouse -s0 -m50 -c2 -w1 -A0 -C NewShell FROM
                                S:DmouseShell NEWCON:0/1/640/199/AmigaShell'

: Eric :{)
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