-=> Quoting Wendy Apgar to All <=-
 
 WA> There are still a couple of glitches, One involves
 WA> my mouse not working outside of windows
 
 Windows 95?  If the mouse works in Windows it should work in the 
 Windows 95 MS-DOS Prompt (the DOS shell).  If you have enough 
 resources (spelled memory) it may not be necessary to restart 
 your computer in DOS mode.  Just click Start, Programs, MS-DOS 
 Prompt.
 
 If it is necessary to run in DOS with Windows shut down (you get 
 a prompt to the effect that Windows is running and therefore the 
 program won't run) you need a DOS start-up file that loads a DOS 
 mouse driver.  I recommend mouse.com from your DOS 6.22 disk.  If 
 you copy this file to your Windows Folder (directory) it is in the 
 DOS path and will be found and loaded.  There is a file called 
 AUTOEXEC.BAT in the root directory (folder) of your C: drive.  
 Open this file in with Windows Notepad.  Type the following:
        mouse.com
 Save the file.  Your mouse should work in DOS unless it requires a 
 special driver (most don't).          
 WA> the other is that the large floppy drive doesn't
 WA> work. 
 
 Is the drive set up in your computer CMOS?
 Is the cable plugged in correctly inside your computer?
 You can buy a 5 1/4" floppy drive for about $20 - $50.
 Hope this helps.
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