Another problem is that with the later versions of Ghost, like Ghost 8.3, there just isn't enough room on a single 1.44meg floppy disk for the OS, Ghost, Mouse drivers and any other batch files, menu, etc. that you may find convenient to have on that disk.
I solved that problem by putting all those files on a small, 64 meg flash drive.
I have also used a 64meg SC flash card (used in cameras).
There is a neat little program from HP that makes a FD or SD bootable. Then just add Ghost.exe, Mouse.com and whatever other files you want and you've got yourself a Ghost Boot flash drive, with mouse support.
The Nero Burning Rom program will accept that bootable FD as a source for making a bootable CD. Job done, in two or three easy steps.
Since there was so much free space on my bootable flash drive, I also added my Windows ME Utilities (FDISK, Format, Scandisk, ScanReg, etc.) with a nice Ansi-Color menu.
That leaves a lot of free space on a 700+ meg CD. Once the CD is turned into an ISO file and that's compressed with 7Zip, it comes down to a file only 3.6megs in size. EDIT:
The tutorial was great, but there's always options.
Cheers Mates!
The Shadow