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From: klee@cs.ubc.ca (Kenneth Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.apps
Subject: Turbo Debugger 2.0 and Mice
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Date: 19 Aug 90 06:52:55 GMT
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Organization: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
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I've finally installed Borland's Turbo Debugger 2.0 on my 386 and
attempted to use my mouse with the debugger.  Although Borland's
documentation claims that it has mouse support, when I move my
mouse around, I can't see any mouse cursor on the screen.  However,
if I "blindly" move my invisible mouse cursor to the top of the screen
and click on the left button, the "current" selection is highlighted
and a submenu is displayed.  As I move the mouse around, the selections
and menus change.  In addition, within the help facility, the mouse
seems to have no effect.

Has anyone in netland managed to get their mouse to work with Borland's
debugger?  If so, was it a configuration parameter or was a patch 
required from Borland?

Oh yes, on a sidenote, when I ran TDINST with QEMM 5.0 installed, when I
went to modify the colors of my windows, after some number of keystrokes
which varied, I had to either reboot my machine using the three finger
salute or sometimes with the reset button.  Without QEMM, there was no
problem.  Anyone else experience this?

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