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- FNKEY: Tara Datafile Utilities, v. 2.01, (c) 1987 by David C. Oshel
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- Usage : C>fnkey { -F<number> } [ "string" ... ]
- Example: C>fnkey -F9 "pick <c:\names.dat"
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- FnKey assigns single-keypress macro strings to function keys.
- The -F<number> switch tells which key to define. The default
- is F10. Press the key to enter its macro on your command line.
- Notice that "string" is typically PART OF A COMMAND that takes
- additional arguments. The macro saves repetitive keystrokes.
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- ANSI.SYS(*) must be installed on your system, or FnKey will not
- work. Parameters with <, |, or > MUST be enclosed in quotes.
- FnKey does not assign macro strings to PC keys other than Fns
- or place control characters (such as newline) in the strings.
- If you quote the entire main argument, FnKey is sure to read
- the expression properly: e.g., C>fnkey -f1 "pick -f; <input"
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- (*) Daniel Kegel's "New ANSI Driver", NANSI.SYS, is recommended
- for use with this program. FNKEY is known to work just fine with
- NANSI (but not ANSI) on at least one popular Nihon clone.
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