MICROSOFT WINDOWS MOUSE INSTALLATION (VERSIONS 3.0 AND 3.1)

Windows 3.0 
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If your mouse is plugged into the PDP port of your computer, tell Windows
that there is a PS/2 mouse installed.  If you are using a serial port, 
install Windows as either a Microsoft Mouse on COM1 or COM2 (2-button mode),
or as a Mouse Systems PC Mouse on COM1 or COM2 (3-button mode). 

A.  Driver Files

    There are 2 drivers for Mouse Systems Mice and Windows 3.0:

    3BC2WIN3.DRV - driver for 3-button protocol mouse on COM2.

    GNRWIN3.DRV  - driver for 2-button AND 3-button protocol mice
                   (or PC Trackball) on COM ports OR bus card.

B. Installation

    To install the above drivers, 

    1.  change directory to your "Windows" directory and type

              SETUP <ENTER>

    2.  use UP cursor key to select "Mouse:" on the 1st SETUP screen
        and press <ENTER>

    3.  use DOWN cursor key to select "Other" on the 2nd SETUP screen
        and press <ENTER>

    4.  SETUP will now display the default drive and directory where
        Windows mouse driver(s) can be found.  Insert the driver disk 
        into either drive A: or B:  If the prompt is for the B drive,
        then replace the A:\ with B:\.  Finally type:
                             
                             WIN30 <ENTER>.

NOTE:  The final prompt should read either:

                               A:\WIN30  or
                               B:\WIN30

    5.  SETUP displays the description of the 2 drivers:

                Mouse Systems, GENERAL VERSION, Windows 3.0
                Mouse Systems 3 Button Mouse on COM2, Windows 3.0

        use the cursor keys to select one of the Windows 3.0 drivers
        and press <ENTER>.

    6.  select "Complete Changes:" and press <ENTER>.

Windows 3.1
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If your mouse is plugged into the PDP port of your computer, tell Windows
that there is a PS/2 mouse installed.  

While Microsoft Windows does provide support for all Mouse Systems mouse 
products by way of the Windows Setup program, Mouse Systems has created 
more powerful drivers which are included on this diskette.  To install 
these Windows drivers do the following:

   1.  Place the Mouse Systems driver disk in drive A or B (we will assume
       drive A.)
   2.  Change to the Window subdirectory by typing:
            CD \WINDOWS 
       (This assumes that "Windows" is where Windows has been installed.)
   3.  Type SETUP at the DOS prompt.
   4.  Use the arrow keys to highlight the Mouse entry and press Enter.
   5.  Scroll to the bottom of the list of mouse devices to the selection 
       of Other and press Enter.
   6.  When prompted by SETUP, indicate the drive where the Mouse Systems
       driver disk is located.
   7.  Select the correct driver for your mouse by highlighting and pressing
       Enter.
   8.  If Windows asks if you wish to install the new driver, indicate Yes
       by pressing the escape key (Esc.)


If you encounter any errors or malfunctions which appear to be directly
related to mouse behavior while operating Windows, please contact the
Mouse Systems Technical Support staff at:

                              Mouse Systems Corp.
                              47505 Seabridge Drive
                              Fremont, CA 94538

                              (510) 656-1117
                              (510) 683-0617 (BBS)
                              (510) 770-1924 (FAX)