MOUSE POP-UP MENU LIBRARY

	This package provides 14 pop-up menu utilities for
	the most popular non mouse-based application packages,
	which are:

       		POP-123.MNU  -- LOTUS 123(Version 1.0 and later)
		POP-1232.MNU -- LOTUS 123(VERSION 2.0 and later)
		POP-DB.MNU   -- dBase III PLUS
		POP-DOS.MNU  -- MS-DOS or PC-DOS
		POP-WP.MNU   -- Word Perfect
		POP-WS.MNU   -- WordStar
		POP-FM.MNU   -- FrameWork
		POP-MP.MNU   -- MultiPlan
		POP-SYM.MNU  -- SYMPHONY
		POP-PE2.MNU  -- Personal Editor
		POP-VC.MNU   -- VisiCalc
		POP-PC.MNU   -- PC Tools
		POP-TREE.MNU -- X-Tree
		POP-ED.MNU   -- EDLIN



	Install procedure:
	1. Install the MOUSE driver -

		File name: MOUSE.COM

        2. Use test program to set the MOUSE into PC Mouse
	   mode to activate all 3 mouse buttons:

		File name: TEST.COM

  	3. Switch on the Pop-up Menu by file MENU.EXE -

		Example: MENU POP-123

   	   The Pop-up Menu is ready after the "MENU ON!"
	   message appears on the screen.

 	4. Start the application program. Now the mouse
	   can handle most of the commands and controls
	   which you previously use the keyboard to do the
 	   jobs.



	Basic description:

	   Cursor control -
	   By moving the mouse, the cursor can be controlled
	   to all the directions within definition under the
           application program.

	   Buttom definition -
                Left buttom --  "ENTER" key

		Mid buttom  --  "Esc" key

		Right Buttom -- Main menu display

		Each buttom also has its further definition
		under each Pop-up menu utility for their
		application programs(e.g. the left button can
		be used as the "/" on the keyboard in Lotus
		123).


	Switch ON/OFF the pop-up menu:

	   MENU OFF -- The switched on pop-up menu can be
		switched off by typing "MENU OFF" at DOS
		prompt.

	   MENU ON -- The most recently switched-off pop-up
		menu can be again switched on by typing
		"MENU ON" at the DOS prompt.



	If you want to modify/and add new function to the pop-up
	menu utilities in this library, or to create your own
	defined pop-up menu utilities for your application package.
	A special software tool for these purposes, "MENU COMPILER",
	and the source files fo this library are available in the
	sub-directory, CD\MENU, of this mouse diskette.