A 560 dpi mouse is so accurate that the Amiga's hardware can't always keep up
with it (when you move it too fast), and so the mouse pointer moves to the
wrong direction. Fix560 is a small program that monitors the movements of
your mouse and corrects them, resulting in that you can move the mouse almost
twice as fast as before, and the pointer still goes the right way!

However, since there are no problems with less accurate mouses, like 300 dpi
or so, you will only need Fix560 if you have a 560 dpi mouse (maybe with 400
dpi mouses too?). Also note that if you use mouse speed 3 in the Input
Preferences, you probably won't need Fix560 even if you have a 560 dpi mouse.

Features:

- 100% assembler
- CPU usage is practically 0.0%
- GUI for adjusting the sensitivity settings
- test mode where you can see how Fix560 affects
- executable is only about 7 kB
- English and Finnish versions of executable and guide included!

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[generic]                  586    1095  53.5% -lh5- c1f6 Mar 31  1998 Fix560.readme
[generic]                 4196    7136  58.8% -lh5- cf4d Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560
[generic]                 6161   16194  38.0% -lh5- 41c5 Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560.guide
[generic]                  512    1396  36.7% -lh5- 4d9e Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560.guide.info
[generic]                  753    4044  18.6% -lh5- d2f5 Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560.info
[generic]                 4247    7208  58.9% -lh5- ec70 Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560_Fin
[generic]                 6699   16870  39.7% -lh5- d67f Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560_Fin.guide
[generic]                  602    3558  16.9% -lh5- a167 Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560_Fin.guide.info
[generic]                  743    2124  35.0% -lh5- f696 Mar 31  1998 fix560/Fix560_Fin.info
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 Total         9 files   24499   59625  41.1%            Apr  5  1998