INT 33H 0013H: Set Speed-Doubling Threshold
Expects: AX 0013H
DX doubling limit, in mickeys-per-second
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Returns: none
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Info: When the mouse is moved quickly, the mouse support doubles the
distance of the motion of the pointer. This makes it possible to
use slow, fine motions for detail work without sacrificing speedy
motion to move quickly across the screen.
By default, if the mouse moves 64 mickeys per second (about 1/3rd
inch per second), the mouse support doubles the pointer motion.
If you prefer more acceleration, use values smaller than 64 in
DX. For less acceleration, use larger values. To effectively
eliminate this speed-doubling, use a large values, such as 10,000
in DX.
You can also set this threshold via INT 33H 001aH and query its
current value via INT 33H 001bH.
See Also: INT 33H: Mouse Support
Interrupts and BIOS Services
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