Mouse Odometer Version 2.0
    (C) Copyright 1993 TOGGLE BOOLEANS
    All rights reserved.

        Ever wonder how much mileage your mouse accumulates?
        The Mouse Odometer keeps track of how far the cursor moves
    and allows you to relate that to how far you actually move the
    mouse on your desk.
        The first thing to do is to choose Preferences from the
    Odometer menu. In the dialog box which appears, enter the distance
    that your mouse travels in order to move the cursor vertically
    and horizontally across the screen. The default value is
    three inches which is appropriate for most mice.
        The best way to determine the values is to move the cursor to 
    the left side of the screen then mark the position where your mouse 
    is on your mouse pad. Then move the mouse horizontally until the 
    mouse is at the right side of the screen and then see how far the 
    mouse travelled. Enter the distance, in inches, into the dialog box
    and then do the same for the vertical distance.
        When you start the Mouse Odometer, the default unit of measurement
    is in terms of pixels. You can also specify inches, feet, miles,
    centimeters, meters or kilometers.

	Version 2.0 adds the ability to view statistics about how many
    mouse clicks and keystrokes you have made. The Statistics dialog
    box can be accessed either from the Mouse Odometer menu or by 
    clicking on the Statistics button in the Preferences dialog.
        The statistics window shows both the total and the daily 
    average for each category of mouse click and keystroke. Note that the
    'Days Since Last Reset' starts counting from the time that you press
    the Reset button. For example, if you reset today at 2:00pm,
    it will read 'zero' days until 2:01pm tomorrow.

        In general, it's a good idea to put the Mouse Odometer in your 
    Start Up group so that it starts up every time you run Windows. 

    Non-Productivity Pack
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    Mouse Odometer is also a part of the Toggle Booleans 
    Non-Productivity Pack. 
    
    The Non-Productivity Pack is offered to users who do not have
    access BBS's and other information services or those who would
    like to receive the latest editions of our freeware products in 
    one convenient collection.

    The Non-Productivity Pack is programmer's dozen (11)
    of Windows utilities of a rather light-hearted nature.
    The list of programs includes the Bit Recycler, the Elvis
    Detector, Mouse Odometer, Desktop Coffee Mug, Desktop Ghost,
    Desktop Cigarette and demos of some of our shareware programs.

    To order the Non-Productivity Pack, please send $10US or $12CAN
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    P.O. Box 4204, Station E
    Ottawa, Ontario
    Canada, K1S 5B2

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