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Function 0F7h   Microsoft Mouse driver EGA support 

		Define Default Register Table 

entry   AH      0F7h 

	DX      port number 

	ES:BX   address of table of one byte entries, one byte to be written to 

		each register 

		(pointer/data chips) 

		00h     CRTC (3B4h mono modes, 3D4h color modes) 

		08h     sequencer 3C4h 

		10h     graphics controller 3CEh 

		18h     attribute controller 3C0h 

		(single registers) 

		20h     miscellaneous output register 3C2h 

		28h     feature control register (3BAh mono, 3DAh color) 

		30h     graphics 1 position register 3CCh 

		38h     graphics 2 position register 3CAh
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