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In article <4eu69q$r...@gap.cco.caltech.edu>,
James Dooley <jdo...@dbp.caltech.edu> wrote:
>
>I'll assume you both have PS/2 port mice, since those are the only one's
>that I know of that have this problem.  Doom also had the same problem,
>though ID eventually fixed it in their 1.666 patch.  Prior to their
>patch, the solution was to run Doom under Windows, where the mouse
>worked perfectly.
>Perhaps if we bug WestWood enough, they will release another patch
>to C&C to fix the PS/2 mouse bug.
>
>-james
>jdo...@ugcs.caltech.edu
>


I have 2 machines that has a PS/2 type mouse. One a Compaq Presario P90 at
home and an IBM DX4-100 at work. Both were having problems with the mouse
similar to what's discussed here.

I loaded Microsoft mouse driver 9.0 at home in the Compaq and that seems to
fix the problem (it uses Logitech drivers before). I loaded the same MS mouse
Version 9.0 in the IBM and still having mouse problem. Well, 1 out 2 ain't
bad BUT I want to get it running in my IBM at work! 8-)
 

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