
        ARRMOUSE is a memory resident program that translates mouse
        movement to arrow key presses. The left mouse button is the same
        as the enter key, right mouse button is the same as the Escape
        key and middle mouse button is the same as the Del key. With
        ARRMOUSE a mouse or trackball can be used in place of the arrow
        (cursor) keys in programs not designed to use a mouse. Mouse
        movement mimics the arrow (cursor) keys. The cursor keys
        continue to work as they normally do. It does not interfere with
        programs that provide their own internal mouse support. Each
        time you return to the command line the function of ARRMOUSE is
        restored. Optionally the function of ARRMOUSE can be restored by
        holding down the ALT, LEFT SHIFT keys and then pressing the <A>
        key.

           ARRMMENU is a larger version of ARRMOUSE that includes a
        popup menu. If you do not need the menu, use ARRMOUSE which
        needs only approximately 1.3K (ARRMMENU uses approx. 7K). When
        at the command line prompt the menu is popped up by pressing the
        left and right mouse buttons at the same time. The menu can be
        used to run programs or DOS commands.

           Run ARRMMENU to load the program into memory. Then use the
        program ARRMLOAD.EXE to install the menu configuration contained
        in a simple ASCII text file. Create the menu text file with an
        editor or word processor which has an ASCII mode or saves as an
        ASCII file (nondocument mode). Use any name you want as long as
        you use a .ARM extension in the file name. The example menu file
        ARRMMENU.ARM is used as a guide, make a copy of the file rename
        it and edit to suit your needs.

           To load the example menu run->     ARRMLOAD ARRMMENU.ARM
        ARRMLOAD should display a message indicating the text menu file
        arrmmenu.arm is loaded. Press both mouse buttons at the same
        time to popup the menu. Use the left mouse button or the <Enter>
        key to enter a selection. Press the right mouse button or <Esc>
        key to exit the menu.

