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From: pcm@iwarpj.intel.com (Phil C. Miller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Turbo C mice
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Date: 28 Dec 88 04:53:22 GMT
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In article <4150015@hpesoc1.HP.COM> kluksdah@hpesoc1.HP.COM (Keith Kluksdahl) writes:
>Are there any mouse drivers for Turbo C 2.0?  How about printer
>drivers?

If what you really want is a mouse driver, i.e., MOUSE.SYS, then you may be
on your own, that is, if the one which accompanies your mouse is inadequate.

However, you may be interested in incorporating a mouse interface into
some particular program you are writing...on that assumption, here's
a reference.

    "Advanced Turbo C Programmer's Guide", Mosich, Shammas, and Flamig,
    published by Wiley.
    Includes a 'mouse toolkit' and some sample programs which use it.
    Code is written in Turbo C.

If you have your heart set on a new driver, try:

    "Writing MS-DOS Device Drivers", Robert S. Lai, The Waite Group.

Phil Miller