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                                 KEYMAP.Z80                                   

             Size (recs) CRC   Version    Author/Latest Issue      Disk
               4k (26)   E616  1.0        Jerry Black 12/87        Z3COM4

  1- Usage                                                                    


   KEYMAP is a Function-Key emulator program for use  in ZCPR3 systems with at
least  100h free space in their IOP.   It  allows  two-keystroke expansion  to 
arbitrary strings.
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Usage:

   Use the FIND program to locate your IOP address.  Use FIND's memory utility
to check out where  the free space  in your IOP starts.

   Decide which control key to use as a 'lead-in' character.   The distributed
version uses Ctrl-V,  but you can set the trigger to any value you wish.   (If
you need to generate a Ctrl-V, just strike it twice)

   Near the address 'strlist' is an odd-looking string '56789...'.   These are
the  function  keys.   Following 'strlist'  is  the  list  of addresses of the
substituted strings.   Thus 'Ctrl-V 5' results in the string '\(*' being input
(Unix  fans know what this does!).   Likewise,  'Ctrl-V B'  sends  the  string
'black<cr>'.   Strings end with binary zero,  so keep this part of the program
contiguous.  The function key,  if a letter,  gives the same result whether in
lower  or  upper  case,  or  in 'Ctrl' mode.   Thus 'Ctrl-V b',  'Ctrl-V B' or 
'Ctrl-V Ctrl-B', all do the same thing.