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- KEYMAP.Z80
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- Size (recs) CRC Version Author/Latest Issue Disk
- 4k (26) E616 1.0 Jerry Black 12/87 Z3COM4
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- 1- Usage
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- 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:
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- 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.
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- 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.