After you upgrade to Windows 95 on a computer with the Microsoft Mouse
driver version 9.01 installed, you may not be able to use Mouse Manager.
When this occurs, features such as Snap-To, Locate, Screen Wrap, and
Magnify do not work.
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The folder containing the Mousemgr.dll file is not in the search path.
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To enable Mouse Manager, use either of the following methods:
| • | Add the folder containing the Mousemgr.dll file to the search path.
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| • | Move the Mousemgr.dll file to a folder that is in the search path.
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After you use either of these methods, restart your computer.
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The Mousemgr.dll file is placed in the C:\Mouse folder by default. If you
need to replace the file, expand it from the original Microsoft Mouse disk
using the following steps:
| 1. | Place the Microsoft Mouse 9.01 disk in the appropriate floppy disk
drive.
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| 2. | Type the following line at an MS-DOS command prompt
<fdisk>:\expand <fdisk>:\mousemgr.dl$ <hdisk>:\<windows>\mousemgr.dll
where <fdisk> is the drive letter of the floppy disk drive containing
the Microsoft Mouse disk, <hdisk> is the drive letter of the hard disk
on which Windows 95 is installed, and <windows> is the folder
containing Windows 95.
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For example,
a:\expand a:\mousemgr.dl$ c:\<windows>\mousemgr.dll
where <windows> is the folder containing Windows 95.
NOTE: The information in this article does not apply to the Microsoft
IntelliPoint software.
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