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TITLE
Noisy Mouse v1.0.
Author Lior Ostrowsky.
August 1998.
INFORMATION
This software is released as "Freeware".
DESCRIPTION
This utility lets you hear sound every time you press
one of the mouse buttons (Right or Left button).
HOW DOSE IT WORK
After Installation (see below) Run Nmouse.exe
You will hear sound every time you press one of
the mouse buttons.To Activate/Deactivate click on the
taskbar Icon with your left mouse button.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT.
- Sound card.
- Enough free disk space to accommodate the software (About 170KB).
RELEASE NOTES
Version 1.0(Beta)- Initial Release.
Versiom 1.0- Fixing the problem that hang some programs
taskbar popup menus.
There is an On/Off option in the icon popup menu.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
- Nmouse.exe: Start the program.
- nmouse.dll
- ReadMe.txt
- lmouse.wav: left button sound.
- rmouse.wav: right button sound.
INSTALLATION
1.Copy the package contents to any folder.
UNINSTALLATION
2.Delete the package contents.
CONTACT
Web site: http://members.tripod.com/~leeos
E-mail (let me know what you think):
lior_o@yahoo.com
lioro@hotmail.com
FURTHER INFORMATION
You can change the wav files (lmouse.wav & rmouse.wav),to your favorite.
Just name the files lmouse.wav for the left button sound,
and rmouse.wav for the right button sound. And copy them
to NoisyMouse folder.
NoisyMouse is particularly handy when you are giving a presentation
or demonstration. With NoisyMouse enabled your audience can
tell the difference between your single-clicks, right-clicks
and double-clicks. NoisyMouse is also useful at other times
as a way of confirming your mouse actions.
Mail me if you have any problems, questions, or comments.
Because of the wide variety of hardware and software combinations
available today, it is up to the user to ensure that NoisyMouse
functions well in his or her environment.The user must
assume the entire risk of using the product.
Have Fun !