I've got Grand Prix 2 working OK in Windows 95 but would like to run
it under DOS. (I understand performance is improved.)
When I run under DOS I no longer can use my MS Mouse. It's nice to
have the mouse available for making menu selections. What's the best
way to set this up? I've just created a floppy boot diskette which
works OK but doesn't load a mouse.
Thanks....
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>I've got Grand Prix 2 working OK in Windows 95 but would like to run >it under DOS. (I understand performance is improved.) >When I run under DOS I no longer can use my MS Mouse. It's nice to >have the mouse available for making menu selections. What's the best >way to set this up? I've just created a floppy boot diskette which >works OK but doesn't load a mouse. >Thanks....writes
I'm not sure about WIN 95 but in WIN 3.11 you just add your mouse driver
in you autoexec.bat file!
The mouse driver should be a COM file and found in a directory called
MOUSE or in your WINDOWS directory.
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Simon Cossar
I'm looking to get away from short % races and looking for races where you
need alteast 2 pit stops. A Hawaii Online league is really what I'm
looking for.
Can anyone help me?
You'll find a bunch of online leagues if you follow the Series hyperlink in
the message of the day when you sign on to Hawaii. You can also check out
the Late Night website (which is a Hawaii series) and follow the links
there to other series. Also, I think Alex's Hawaii Sportscenter has a bunch
of links. Try http://www.iconn.net/aknascar/hotnews.html
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html
In one of the directory's on the GP2 cd there is a mouse driver called
mouse.com. Just copy this file over to your hard drive in your windows
directory and when you exit to dos just type mouse and it will load it up
before you start the game.
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