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From: mnkonar@smallberries.SRC.Honeywell.COM (Murat N. Konar)
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Subject: Re: Low Level Mouse Port Questions
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Date: 1 Nov 89 17:23:27 GMT
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In article <2035@cunixc.cc.columbia.edu> sluggo@cunixc.cc.columbia.edu (Thomas De Bellis) writes:
>This is so I can implement a `wrapping' feature--that is, if I tried
>to move the mouse cursor too far to the right, it would show up on the
>left hand side of the screen instead of stopping on the right.

What a weird thing to want to do (unless it's a game or something).  Anyway,
code to do just this is in the October 89 ish of MacTutor.  It's an INIT
actually, but you can probably figure out what to do by examining the code.

Why do you need to update the mouse at a greater rate?  The motion won't 
appear any smoother; the screen gets redrawn at roughly the same interval
(depending on the Mac/Monitor combo).

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