ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.5)
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 mouse [-on | -off]
 "Mouse to Text Cursor"
 
 DESCRIPTION:
     'mouse'  is  used to connect or disconnect the mouse cursor  from
     the  text  cursor.   When the cursors are connected  (-on),  they
     follow each other inside the window.  When the text cursor moves,
     the mouse cursor follows it, and vice versa.  If the mouse cursor
     is  moved  and  text is entered, the text appears  at  the  mouse
     cursor's  current  position.  When the cursors  are  disconnected
     (-off),the  cursors  move independently.  If the mouse cursor  is
     moved, the text insertion position does not change. This behavior
     works  in concert with the 'sic' command, which tells ce to  move
     the  text  cursor  to   the  mouse   cursor's  current  position.

     The  initial state is determined by the -mouse argument to ce and
     the  X  resource  Ce.mouse.   See the xresources  help  for  more
     information. The builtin default is to connect the mouse and text
     cursors.

  
         -on         Connects the text and mouse cursors
                     
         -off        Disconnects the text and mouse cursors

         <no parm>   Toggles the mouse state


     Notes:
     Running  in mouse off mode generates less X traffic than mouse on
     mode.   This may be useful when displaying over a modem or  other
     slow device.
     
 
 RELATED HELP FILES:
     xresources    (Arguments and X resources)           
     sic           (Set Insert Cursor)                   
     
     support       (customer support)                    


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