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From: jimmy@uhunix1.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (Jimmy Chan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: amax ii interlace question
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Date: 22 Nov 90 00:16:52 GMT
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In article <90323.224513JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu> JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT) writes:
>I'm posting this to comp.sys.amiga, because I think it should be
>of interest to nearly all A-Max and A-Max II owners:
>
>By the way:  I've been actively seeking a way to make the mouse
>start up in fastest mode so you don't have to set it each time.
>No luck so far.  I tried to get a Mac programmer to write such an
>INIT, but he was unable to figure out how the speed value was stored.
>I tried the Mouse2 Control Panel program (it's essentially a mouse
>accelerator; makes the pointer FLY on my Mac II at work) but A-Max
>just ignores it; it doesn't even show up in the control panel.
>If I stumble across anything, I'll post it immediately.
>
>                                                            Kurt


I've also asked about an INIT from various friends with Macs and
turned up nil.  What I've done is setup a macro with Macromaker
and as I boot up with A-max, I just hit one key and the macro 
goes through the trouble of going to the control panel and 
selecting fastest mouse speed then closes the control panel.
Not as good as actually having an INIT to do the job but it 
gets the job done.