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Posts Latest Activity Photos. Page of 1. Filtered by:. Previous template Next. I recently put together a windows 95 system just to toy around with and have some nostalgia but unfortunitly I cant seem to get any mouse to work with it. I tried several mice in the port with no luck. I tried everything.
I switched to seriel mouse within windows. I tried several mice. I know its not the port because the same mice work fine in DOS so its purely a windows issue with the seriel mouse. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. MSFN is made available via donations, subscriptions and advertising revenue. The use of ad-blocking software hurts the site.
Please disable ad-blocking software or set an exception for MSFN. Serial Mouse Win Share More sharing options Followers 0. Recommended Posts. Posted March 27, Do not bump threads. Do not "necro-post" unless you are following up to a specific person on a specific thread. And even then, that person may have moved on. Just start a new thread for your related topic.
Use the Private Message system for posts that are targeted at a specific person. Rule 4: "PM Sent! In short, if you are going to reply to a thread and that reply is targeted to a specific individual and not of interest to anybody else either now or in the future then send a private message instead. Here are some obvious examples of when you should not reply to a thread and use the PM system instead: "PM Sent!
Why do we have this policy? Sending a "PM Sent! And the person you are sending the PM to will be notified by the forum software that they have a message waiting for them. Look up at the top near the right edge where it says 'Notifications' Rule 5: Copyright and other legal issues We are here to discuss vintage computing, so discussing software, books, and other intellectual property that is on-topic is fine.
We don't want people using these forums to discuss or enable copyright violations or other things that are against the law; whether you agree with the law or not is irrelevant. Do not use our resources for something that is legally or morally questionable. Our discussions here generally fall under "fair use. Reporting problematic posts If you see spam, a wildly off-topic post, or something abusive or illegal please report the thread by clicking on the "Report Post" icon.
It looks like an exclamation point in a triangle and it is available under every post. This send a notification to all of the moderators, so somebody will see it and deal with it. If you are unsure you may consider sending a private message to a moderator instead. New user moderation New users are directly moderated so that we can weed spammers out early. This means that for your first 10 posts you will have some delay before they are seen.
We understand this can be disruptive to the flow of conversation and we try to keep up with our new user moderation duties to avoid undue inconvenience. Please do not make duplicate posts, extra posts to bump your post count, or ask the moderators to expedite this process; 10 moderated posts will go by quickly.
New users also have a smaller personal message inbox limit and are rate limited when sending PMs to other users. Other suggestions Use Google, books, or other definitive sources. There is a lot of information out there.
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