
	      iMultiMouse -- not internet MultiMouse....

0) The feature of iMultiMouse 2.0

The previous version cannot receive the input of the mouse which isn't
connected to your machine when iMultiMouse starts.
From the new version, iMultiMouse 2.0, this problem is gone. iMultiMouse
starts receiving the input of the mouse when it is connected. This is very
convenient for a sort of USB mice.

1) What is iMultiMouse?

iMultiMouse is derived from MultiMouse, which is written by Mr.Manabe in
order to use more than one mouse.

2) What's for?

To make mice with a wheel usable.

3) What's the difference?

The difference is, 

	a) able to handle IntelliMouse PS/2 protocol as input.
	b) outputs as IntelliMouse PS/2 protocol, not MouseSystems.

Its origin, MultiMouse, outputs as MouseSystems protocol. But this protocol
can only handle 2- or 3-button mice, cannot handle a wheel. So, I decided to
change the output protocol to IntelliMouse PS/2.

4) How to use a mouse with a wheel?

Use the protocol option "-imps2". Like below.

	# multimouse -imps2 /dev/usbmouse -ps2 /dev/psaux

/dev/usbmouse is assumed to be a mouse with a wheel.

4.1) How to use a mouse with a wheel on X Window System?

Write below in XF86Config.

Section "Pointer"
  Protocol "IMPS/2"
  Device   "/dev/mumse"
  ZAxisMapping 4 5
EndSection

Never write the "Resolution" line, or the pointer movemnet becomes buggy.

5) Legal notes

All right reserved by Mr.Manabe, the original author.
You can redistribute iMultiMouse under the term of the Gnu Public License 2.
Remember iMultiMouse is absolutely NO WARRANTY.

6) Acknowledgements

Thank you, Mr.Manabe. I appriciate your kindness!!!

7) Contact

iMultiMouse is written by me, Yasuhiro TAKE. So make contact with me,
not Mr.Manabe about iMultiMouse. He doesn't know well about iMultiMouse.

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Yasuhiro Take
Osaka University Medical School, Japan.
E-mail: redstar@mx5.nisiq.net
	ytake@phys2.med.osaka-u.ac.jp
URL:	http://plaza.harmonix.ne.jp/~redstar
