A very practical mouse copy/paste tool under DOS: MouseClip - China DOS Union Forum

After using it, I found that this software called MouseClip is very powerful and practical. It can use the mouse to copy/paste characters in almost all DOS programs that do not use the mouse (including on the DOS command line), just like the "Command Prompt" in WinNT/2K, which is very easy to use. It has many advantages, such as fast speed, small memory usage, good compatibility, etc. Now I have officially used it as a very practical software. The latest version 1.1 released this September can be downloaded here:
http://users.tpg.com.au/jmhood/mouseclip/mclip110.zip

Note: Its operation is very simple. The left mouse button is used for selection, the right mouse button is used for pasting, and pressing any key on the keyboard cancels. It has quite a lot of functions. In addition to general block selection, it can also perform word selection (double-click), paragraph selection (Ctrl+mouse), etc. It can also be used to simulate arrow keys so that programs that do not use the mouse can also use the mouse to complete some functions. It also has functions such as color adjustment, so it is strongly recommended to everyone.

Floor1　Wengier	Posted 2002-11-20 00:00
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After using it, I found that this software called MouseClip is very powerful and practical. It can use the mouse to copy/paste characters in almost all DOS programs that do not use the mouse (including on the DOS command line), just like the "Command Prompt" in WinNT/2K, which is very easy to use. It has many advantages, such as fast speed, small memory usage, good compatibility, etc. Now I have officially used it as a very practical software. The latest version 1.1 released this September can be downloaded here: http://users.tpg.com.au/jmhood/mouseclip/mclip110.zip Note: Its operation is very simple. The left mouse button is used for selection, the right mouse button is used for pasting, and pressing any key on the keyboard cancels. It has quite a lot of functions. In addition to general block selection, it can also perform word selection (double-click), paragraph selection (Ctrl+mouse), etc. It can also be used to simulate arrow keys so that programs that do not use the mouse can also use the mouse to complete some functions. It also has functions such as color adjustment, so it is strongly recommended to everyone.

Floor2　Lydong	Posted 2002-11-25 00:00
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Not bad, it works well, much better than MOUSEDOS!

Floor3　Wengier	Posted 2002-11-25 00:00
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Therefore, I definitely won't recommend old software like MouseDOS.