1. Primax_Serial_Mouse_Driver_97.zip Driver
2. README.TXT File Contents

README.TXT Driver File Contents (Primax_Serial_Mouse_Driver_97.zip)

	  MouseSuite '97   Version 2.x
	================================

  Welcome to MouseSuite'97! After you install it, you can get below 
  enhanced mouse features in Windows environment:

   - Hyper Click Program
     You can choose the functions of the middle button and the right button
     from HyperClick .     

   - Advanced (Windows 95 only)
     Slow Cursur, Straight axis, Quick Locate, Cursor Wrap, etc.


  Before Installation
  ===================
   - Before you start the installation, be sure to attach your new mouse
     when the computer is turned off.

   - Before you install the driver on Windows 3.1, please install the 
     DOS driver first.

   - If you have installed another mouse driver/software on your system, 
     be sure to remove it first.


  Installation Guide for Window 3.1 & Window 95
  =============================================
  Run setup.exe on this diskette is the fatest way to install this software.
  However, you can also change the mouse driver manually:

    - Windows 3.1
       1. Quit Windows 3.1. In your Windows directory, type SETUP at the 
          MS-DOS prompt and then press ENTER. 
       2. Use the UP ARROW key to move the highlight item up to "Mouse:" and 
          press Enter. A screen listing the available mouse drivers appears.
       3. Use the DOWN ARROW key to scroll to the bottom of the list. Select 
          "Other," and then press Enter. 
       4. Insert this disk and press ENTER. Follow the instructions to 
          complete the driver installation.
       5. Attach your mouse and start Windows 3.1.

    - Windows 95
       1. Click on "Start " button and point "Settings".
       2. Click on "Control Panel".
       3. Double click on "Mouse" icon and display "Mouse Properties".
       4. Double click on "General" Tab in the Mouse property dialog box.
       5. Click on "Change..." button and display "Select Device".
       6. Click on "Have Disk..." button and display "Install From Disk". 
	  Insert this disk and change "Copy manufacturer's files from" to
	  to this directory (eg: "A:\") and then click "OK" button.
       7. Click on "OK" button after displaying "Select Device" with the 
          supported items and selecting the appropriate one.
       8. "Mouse Properties" will be displayed and you can certify the name 
 	  which you choose.
       9. Use Keyboard from now on. Highlight "Close" button by "Tab" key 
    	  and press "Enter" key. (There might be the case to take some time 
	  to be displayed "Close" button.)
      10. Restart the Windows 95. (Remember to take this disk out and attach 
	  the mouse before restart.)

  If you ran the setup.exe and failed in Windows 95. Please use "Add New
  Hardware" in the Control Panel to search for your new mouse and then run 
  setup.exe again or use the manual installation. 


  Installation Guide for DOS
  ==========================
  Using the INSTALL program (install.exe) is the fastest and easiest way 
  to set up the DOS driver. However, you can also perform a manual
  installation through the following procedure:

  1. Copy the contents of the Install disk to a single directory on
     your hard disk, as in this example:

        md c:\imouse
        copy a:*.* c:\imouse

  2. Examine your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files for possible 
     conflicts involving other pointing device drivers. Either remove 
     such lines, or edit them to reflect your new installation, as 
     outlined below.

  3. To load the DOS mouse driver automatically through AUTOEXEC.BAT,
     use the following command syntax:

        set mouse=c:\imouse
        c:\imouse\imouse
 
     Substitute the actual drive and directory where your driver files
     reside. You may also wish to add this directory to your PATH
     statement.

  These changes will not take effect until you reboot your computer.


  Option Settings for DOS Mouse Driver
  ====================================
  After installation, the DOS mouse driver will use the default settings
  for your mouse. If you want to change the configuration, please refer to
  the supplement document (dosmouse.txt) for the details about the option 
  settings. You can also type IMOUSE /? from the DOS prompt to display a 
  summary of the command line options.
  

  Use Your Mouse with AutoCad
  ===========================
  If you want to use the mouse AutoCad, please follow below guidelines:

    - DOS version
      1. Install the DOS mouse driver first.
      2. From AutoCad Configuration menu, configure the digitizer type as
         "Microsoft Mouse Driver ADI".

    - Windows version
      1. Install the Windows mouse driver first.
      2. From AutoCad Configuration menu, configure the digitizer type as
	 "Current System Pointing Device".