liber@darth.UUCP (Eric Liber) (11/30/87)
To Ric Sorensen You recentley asked about the logitech logimouse. There is a technical reference manual available from logitech for about 5 dollars that will answer all of your questions. I have it but not here at work. THere are all sorts of command you can send it and there are jumpers available inside that allow the default power up configuration to be set. for example i set mine to come up as a summa mouse so it would work with autocad (works like a champ). If you have special questions mail to me at pitt!darth!liber and i will try to answer them. You mentioned a drawing program. there is on available from heath called Painter's apprentice. It is a nice program but unfortunately is only a black and white system and only uses a microsoft mouse. the author of the program used to be on the old info-hz100 and i tried to contact him but he either never received my message or didn't respond. this program is much like pc paint or dr halo. it works well and qquickly. Eric Liber
nelson@CLUTX.CLARKSON.EDU (Russell Nelson) (12/01/87)
You mentioned a drawing program. there is on available from heath called Painter's apprentice. It is a nice program but unfortunately is only a black and white system and only uses a microsoft mouse. the author of the program used to be on the old info-hz100 and i tried to contact him but he either never received my message or didn't respond. this program is much like pc paint or dr halo. it works well and quickly. I'm still here... And as Gern said, Painter's Apprentice works with anything that is microsoft mouse *driver* compatible, including the logitech mouse driver. I was tempted to make a tablet driver, but I didn't own the tablet, and I didn't want to bother. Heathkit (Zenith) isn't selling Painter's Apprentice any more. All of my contacts at Zenith have since left the company, and I don't know who to talk to regarding the contract. I can legally sell it on my own, but I would rather check with Zenith first. -russ