Difference between revisions of "CPC-Mousepack 2.0"
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| + | The Centaur screenshot (see below) claims that using the program with "any other mouse will cause malfunction" - if that's true, then it's apparently not [[AMX Mouse]] compatible. | ||
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Revision as of 16:57, 8 January 2010
A mouse for the Amstrad CPC. The CPC mousepack was manufactured by the German company Reisware and a similiar product to the more known one from the British company Advanced Memory Systems the AMX Mouse.
Mousepack came with software. But nothing else is known about this product. Please supply!
Technical
Unknown how to access the mouse by software.
The Centaur screenshot (see below) claims that using the program with "any other mouse will cause malfunction" - if that's true, then it's apparently not AMX Mouse compatible.
Pictures
- CPC Mousepack 2.0
The box and contents
Back of boxcover
Front of boxcover
Box open
Screenshots
Aliases
The "Mousepack" mouse is sometimes referred to under different names (the names seem to be mainly coming from the software/copyright text on the floppy disks):
Gerdes Mouse (Gerdes). Centaure mouse (Centaur graphics program, included on one of the disks). ASS Reis-Mouse (All System Software). Reisware-Mouse (Reisware)
