MouseClip is a resident program (TSR) that uses the mouse
to copy and paste in DOS text modes. It can copy both blocks and
streams, and has a configurable double-click mode. Text can also be pasted as a
stream, and copied to and from the Windows clipboard. An additional feature is
moving the screen cursor to the mouse cursor.
(View the
PAD file.)
MouseClip 1.10 (26k, includes assembly
source).
Similar programs you might want to look at are:
xPC-Mouse, very similar, but can write to a file. Also contains source.
MouseBuf, can take over programs that use the mouse.
Here's a link to a
comparison chart.
Jason Hood.
25 September, 2002.
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