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Accessibility features in DOS?
Name: bug Date: July 2, 2006 at 10:11:17 Pacific OS: win98 build 4-10-1998 Gol CPU/Ram: Pent2 350MgH / 128 RAM Product: Gateway GP6-350
Comment:
I wondered if anyone has seen a program for MS-DOS that provided the handicapped accessibility features as in Windows. Specifically, I want to be able to use the number pad to move my mouse in DOS mode. There are 4 keyboard driver files in my Win98 OS,but I doubt that trying to load them in DOS mode would be the answer,would it?
Thank you inverto. I guess maybe a search would have worked,but I was checking the forums for previous relative posts,so I thought I would tap into your knowledge.
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