                   MonitorMouse(R) for Windows
                          Version 1.6a

                              Notes
                         March 28, 1996

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                FILES IN THE \MMWIN SUBDIRECTORY
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This subdirectory contains the following files:

     MONMOUSE.DRV   MonitorMouse for Windows driver.
     VMMD.386       Virtual MonitorMouse driver for Windows
                    Enhanced Mode.
     ELOCALW.CPL    Touchscreen Control Panel for Windows 3.1.
     ELOCALW.HLP    Help file for ELOCALW.CPL.
     OEMSETUP.INF   Used by Microsoft Windows Setup program.
     CURSOFF.EXE    Used by ELOCALW.CPL.
     ZAXIS.EXE      Demo of IntelliTouch Z-Axis capability with
                    MonitorMouse 1.4 for Windows 3.1.
     METER.DLL      Used by ZAXIS.EXE.
     ELO.BMP        Elo "wallpaper" for your desktop.

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                            MOUSE.COM
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If you are using a Microsoft Mouse, make sure you have a recent
version of the Microsoft Mouse driver installed. Older versions
of MOUSE.COM may not work. An updated MOUSE.COM may be found on
one of the Windows 3.x or DOS diskettes, but may be in an
archived format. Use Microsoft's EXPAND.EXE program, also found
on one of the disks, to de-archive it. Type "EXPAND <source
path\file> <destination path\file>".

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                   SWAPPING THE MOUSE BUTTONS
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If you change the Swap Left/Right Mouse Buttons check box in the
Mouse Control Panel, you must exit and reenter Windows before it
will be recognized by MonitorMouse for Windows. Even with the
mouse buttons swapped, the touchscreen will still simulate the
left button.

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                      ENHANCED MODE OPTION
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On some systems, double-tapping on an iconized full-screen DOS
application in Enhanced Mode may cause pending touch events to
bleed through to the DOS application. You may also hear a click
after the DOS full-screen becomes active.

If the above actions are an inconvenience, you may change the
default operation of MonitorMouse for Windows. Add this line to
your SYSTEM.INI file in the [386Enh] section:

                       WaitForUntouch=yes

MonitorMouse for Windows then waits for an untouch (release)
before switching to a DOS session. A side effect is that you must
also lift your finger before switching to a windowed DOS session.

The above option is for Enhanced Mode only. In Windows 3.1 Real
and Standard Modes, MonitorMouse for Windows always waits for an
release before switching to a DOS application.

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         FALSE RELEASES IN DOS PROGRAMS RUN FROM WINDOWS
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If you get false untouches (releases) in a touchscreen-driven DOS
program run from Windows Enhanced Mode, try running the same
program directly -- without Windows loaded. If you still get
false releases, try increasing the untouch wait time (-w flag).
See the ELODEV manual for details.

If the false releases are only when running the application from
Windows, try marking the application for Exclusive Execution. See
your Windows manual for details.

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                           TOUCH ICONS
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Several touch-related icons are available for your own programs.
Select the icon for your program in Program Manager. Choose
File/Properties/Change Icon and enter ZAXIS.EXE with its path as
the File Name. Select one of the displayed icons.

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                       KEYBOARD EMULATORS
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Several keyboard emulator programs exist for Windows that work
with MonitorMouse for Windows. These programs display a keyboard,
which when touched, simulates keystrokes to the Windows applica-
tion that has focus. These programs allow operation of most
Windows programs without a keyboard.

     Mouse Keyboard for Windows
     M Art
     5575 East Winnemucca Blvd.
     Winnemucca, NV  89445
     (702) 625-3291

     My-T-Mouse(TM)
     Innovation Management Group, Inc.
     21550 Oxnard Street
     Suite 300
     Woodland Hills, CA  91367
     (800) 889-0987

     SoftKey Pad
     A Custom Business Service
     P.O. Box 450935
     Sunrise, FL  33345
     (954) 452-2074

     WiViK(TM) - Windows Visual Keyboard
     Fraser Shein, Coordinator
     The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Centre
     Microcomputer Applications Programme
     350 Rumsey Road
     Toronto, ON, Canada  M4G 1R8
     (416) 425-6220
     (416) 425-1634 (FAX)

     BUTNZ(TM) - Keyboard Eliminator
     Jay Cassara
     Locus Systems
     RD 3
     Box 185A
     89 Steuben Road
     Peekskill, NY  10566
     (914) 736-2106
