Setting System Parameters 2-27
With the driver orientation set to the default, NORTH,
the cursor moves in the following directions in response
to the mouse movement:
NORTH — moves the cursor to the top of the screen.
SOUTH — moves the cursor to the bottom of the screen.
EAST — moves the cursor to the right.
WEST — moves the cursor to the left.
■ Sensitivity level (Sn) — defines how fast and responsive
the mouse movement is for the application. This parame-
ter sets the relationship between how fast you move the
mouse to how fast the cursor moves. The syntax for the
sensitivity level is as follows:
Sn
where n is a two-digit number from 00-10. The default
is S04.
■ Button orientation (SWAP) — This parameter lets you
swap the functions of the left and right mouse buttons.
The swap argument toggles the functions between the
two.
■ Number of mouse buttons (nK) — You can specify
whether you have a two- or three-button mouse using the
K command.
■ ? — This parameter displays the current mouse settings.
Type the following command and press enter to view a
listing of mouse settings:
lmouse ?
The following example sets the ballistic effect to high, the
mouse orientation to NORTH, sets the sensitivity level to 5,
and specifies a 3-button mouse.
lmouse bhigh north s05 3k
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