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From: aptr@ur-tut.UUCP (The Wumpus)
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Subject: Xerox Mouse Driver
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Date: Sun, 6-Apr-86 13:13:03 EST
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I own a Xerox 6064 computer and a Xerox Mouse for it.   The computer is
the same one that AT&T sells under the name AT&T 6300, and is made by Olivetti
(sp?).   My question, does any one have, or know where I might find, the mouse
driver interface for the Xerox Mouse.   Is it the same mouse as the AT&T Mouse?
I have had some luck by reffering to one of my friends Microsoft Mouse manuals,
but the cursor definitions don't seem to work.

Thanks in Advance.
The Wumpus                UUCP:     allegra!rochester!ur-tut!aptr
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PS:  Do you own a Xerox Optical Mouse and have problems with it starting to 
wander after it hasn't been moved for a while?   If so, then the problem is
caused by a light leak on the main chip in the mouse.   There is now a        
replacement for the chip available, talk to your Service Center, or Xerox
Rep.   It's nice having a father who knows how the thing was designed, but
he can't tell me more then that there is a light leak, because some of the
stuff he does is confidential.