Mouse Warp 2.1
    Copyright (c) 1992-1994 TOGGLE BOOLEANS
    All rights reserved.

    We have tested Mouse Warp in a variety of environments in
    order to ensure compatibility with a broad range of systems.
    However, the continually growing number of combinations of
    hardware and software makes it impossible to test Mouse
    Warp in all environments.  We have tried to adhere to all
    applicable development guidelines from Microsoft and other
    sources but even a perfect program can fail when run in
    combination with another program that uses non-standard
    or unrecommends procedures.


    Un-Installing Mouse Warp
    ------------------------
    The first thing to do when you experience severe
    incompatibilities such as a system lock up, is to stop
    Mouse Warp from loading as soon as Windows starts.
    From DOS, using a DOS editor such as EDIT, edit the
    WIN.INI file in your Windows directory.  Find the
    'load=' line under the [windows] section.  After
    the equal sign will be the name of the Mouse Warp
    executable and of any other executables that are loaded
    when Windows starts.  Remove the reference to Mouse Warp.

    For example if the line currently reads:
        load=c:\mouswarp\mouswarp.exe c:\other\other.exe
    Change it to read:
        load=c:\other\other.exe

    After you have completed the above procedure, save the
    file and exit the editor. Now when you run Windows
    Mouse Warp will not be started automatically.


    If you wish, you may now try to close other applications
    that may have running, especially if your are running
    alternate desktop programs or other cursor enhancement
    tools.  Next, try to run Mouse Warp by doubling click
    on the MOUSWARP.EXE file from the File Manager.  If
    a lock up occurs again, reboot and then run Windows
    again. This time, try removing any other utilties you
    may have running. If you do not succeed in locating
    the conflict, you can remove Mouse Warp from your
    system by deleting the Mouse Warp files from the
    directory where you installed it, removing MOUSWARP.INI
    from your Windows directory and removing MOUSWARP.CPL
    from your Windows system directory.

    Please take the time to report the problem to Toggle
    Booleans so that we can attempt to correct the problem
    in a future release.  You can contact Toggle Booleans
    at:
            Box 4204 Station E
            Ottawa, Ontario,
            Canada, K1S 5B2

        or via e-mail at:
            CompuServe: 71534,3255
            Internet  : 71545.3255@compuserve.com