
                  MonitorMouse® for Windows 95
                         Release 2.01a
                        December 9, 1999

                     Elo TouchSystems, Inc.

MonitorMouse for Windows 95 contains a native, 32-bit driver
designed for Windows 95, setup program, uninstall utility, right
mouse button utility, and 32-bit control panel program, and
diagnostic applications for Elo TouchSystems' touchscreens. A new
"Drag delay" feature has been added to the touchscreen control
panel.

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Supported Elo Touchscreen Controllers
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   - Serial Controllers (IntelliTouch(R) 2310, 2300,
     AccuTouch(R) 2210)

   - PC-Bus Controllers (IntelliTouch 4035, AccuTouch 2201)

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 | If you have an older Elo touchscreen controller that   |
 | is not supported by MonitorMouse for Windows 95, an    |
 | application that must run in a DOS Full Screen         |
 | session, or a MonitorMice multiple touchscreen         |
 | application, you may use the Windows 3.x 16-bit        |
 | drivers instead of the MonitorMice for Windows 95      |
 | 32-bit drivers. These drivers are found on the DOS     |
 | and Windows Driver Disk available at www.elotouch.com. |
  --------------------------------------------------------

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Installing MonitorMouse for Windows 95
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1.  Shutdown Windows 95 and turn off your computer.

2.  Install your Elo touchscreen hardware as described in the
    IntelliTouch or AccuTouch Product Manual, or the Quick Start
    poster.

3.  Start your computer.

4.  After Windows loads, click the Start button, and then click
    Run.

5.  Click the Browse button to locate the setup.exe program in
    the directory containing the driver install files. Click OK,
    then OK again to run setup.exe.

6.  Follow the directions on the screen.

7.  Choose your Elo touchscreen controller from the list.

    If you have a serial touchscreen, select the serial port
    you connected the touchscreen cable to in step 2 above.
    All serial ports reported by Windows are displayed.

8.  Complete the Setup program.

9.  Restart Windows 95 when prompted. The touchscreen
    calibration program will automatically run when Windows
    starts up. Touch each of the three targets as they appear
    on the screen. Click Yes when the cursor lines up correctly
    with your finger.

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Changing the Touchscreen COM Port or PC-Bus Resources
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If you selected the wrong COM port or PC-bus resources
for the touchscreen during installation or want to change
these settings:

1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click
   Control Panel.

2. Double-click the System icon, and then choose the Device
   Manager tab.

3. Double-click the Elo Touchscreen, then double-click the
   touchscreen controller in the list below it.

4. Choose the Properties tab, then select the correct COM port
   or PC-Bus resources (Interrupt Request and Input/Output Range)
   for the touchscreen controller. Click OK, then click OK again
   to close Device Manager.

5. Shutdown and restart the computer.

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Uninstalling MonitorMouse for Windows 95
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1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click
   Control Panel.

2. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.

3. Select MonitorMouse for Windows 95 from the list of
   uninstallable programs on the Install/Uninstall tab.

4. Click the Add/Remove button then follow the directions on
   your screen.

5. Restart Windows to complete the uninstall process.

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2.00 Release Enhancements and Bug Fixes
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   - Enhanced, user-friendly setup program added.

   - Uninstall feature added to fully remove the touchscreen device
     and driver files from your system. Completion of uninstall
     requires you to restart Windows.

   - On-screen right mouse button utility added. Enable this
     utility from the Buttons page of the touchscreen control
     panel. Touch the right mouse icon first, then touch the screen
     to issue right mouse button function. The on-screen icon can
     be moved around the screen only when the Buttons page of the
     touchscreen control panel is visible.

   - Now uses "VCOMM" communications protocol instead of
     communicating directly to the serial port hardware. Enables
     support of multi-port serial controllers (i.e., RocketPort
     from Comtrol).

   - Fully integrated with the Windows 95 Device Manager. Elo
     Touchscreen now appears in the Windows Device Manager.
     Resources for Elo PC-bus controllers can be managed from the
     Properties page.

   - Supports device removal/disable from Device Manager.

   - Supports low-cost 2-wire serial touchscreen controller
     connection. See the Release Notes below on how to add a
     registry key to enable this option.

   - Driver loaded through the Windows 95 Registry instead of
     SYSTEM.INI file.

   - Redesigned touchscreen control panel uses tabbed property
     sheet format and animated touch mode previews.

   - Added Drag delay control to the Buttons page of the
     touchscreen control panel. Drag delay provides flexible
     user control of drag operations. The control sets the
     time delay before drag starts after selecting an on-screen
     object. A longer delay value can make it easier to select
     desktop icons and hypertext links in web browsers. The drag
     delay value defaults to 0 in order to match touch operation
     of earlier driver releases.

   - The Controller Information on the Diagnostics tab reports
     the touchscreen type and any controller diagnostic errors
     detected at driver load.

   - Corrects bug that disabled the touchscreen when the Windows
     shutdown option, "Close all programs and log on as a different
     user", was selected.

   - Corrects bug that sometimes caused a "Windows Protection
     Fault" error at startup.

   - Corrects bug that sometimes caused a horizontal cursor
     offset after calibration.

   - Corrected bug that caused the 2201 AccuTouch PC-Bus controller
     to fail to function after running the setup program.


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2.01 Release Enhancements and Bug Fixes
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   - Setup.exe now clears the read-only attribute of all files
     copied during the installation process. Corrects bug that
     caused Setup.exe to fail on subsequently executions after
     Setup.exe execution was initially cancelled.

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2.01a Release Enhancements and Bug Fixes
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   - Serial controllers are now listed as "*Elo Touchmonitor
     Interface on COMx" and are now listed at the top of the
     device selection dialog displayed during Setup.

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Release Notes
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   - If you receive the error message "Cannot load DLL32.DLL" when
     running the Setup program, a previous installation of
     MonitorMouse for Windows 95 has most likely become corrupted.
     Simply run the mmuninst.exe program to uninstall the previous
     version before re-running Setup.

   - Full Screen DOS sessions are not supported. However, Windowed
     DOS mode is fully supported. A touch to a full-screen DOS
     session will cause your system to immediately return to your
     Windows desktop. A mouse can be used to access programs run
     in a Full Screen DOS session.

   - The touchscreen control panel is optimized for resolutions
     higher than 640x480. When running 640x480 video modes you will
     not be able to view the entire touchscreen control panel. Hide
     the Windows 95 toolbar, then drag the control panel window up
     by the title bar to access the bottom portion.

   - To enable the "2-wire", no-handshaking mode, set the following
     binary registry key to 00 00 using regedit.exe:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\
        EloTouchscreen\0000\HardwareHandshaking

   - When using the 4035 PC-Bus Intellitouch controller, Windows 95
     may not shut down properly if a touch is made during shutdown.
     A touch during startup when using this controller may cause
     the driver to fail to enable. Avoid touching the screen during
     startup and shutdown when using this controller. These problems
     do not occur with any other controllers.

   - Your application can launch the Elo calibration application.
     Simply execute ELOCAL32.EXE in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder from
     within your application.

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Contacting Elo
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www.elotouch.com

Elo TouchSystems, Inc.
6500 Kaiser Drive
Fremont, CA 94555
USA

eloinfo@elotouch.com

Elo TouchSystems GmbH & Co. KG
Haidgraben 6
D-85521 Ottobrunn
Germany

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