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TSR Documentation File
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SNAPSHOT.EXE
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SNAPSHOT.EXE is a small TSR program that allows you to take a
color snapshot of your current screen in text mode that can be
directly imported into ADMAN Editor. It requires an 80386 or
above computer, DOS 3.1 or above, and any video system except a
CGA. It will take a screen shot of any screen that is 80 columns
wide and up to 60 rows long. Each screen shot will be placed in
its own file which will be named IMPORT.xxx where xxx is a number
from 001 to 999. The files will be placed in the current
directory. There are enough file names to allow you to take up to
999 snapshots in one directory.
To install SNAPSHOT.EXE just log onto the directory SNAPSHOT is
in and type SHAPSHOT at the DOS prompt and they press the Enter
Key. If the path SNAPSHOT.EXE is in is in your "PATH=" environment
variable it can be executed from any directory.
To deinstall SNAPSHOT type SNAPSHOT /D or -D at the DOS prompt and
press the Enter Key.
You can take a color snapshot of any text mode program's screen
or any DOS screen, that meets the above criteria, for use by ADMAN
Editor. Once it is installed and you have the screen you want to
take a snapshot of displayed hold down the Left ALT Key with the
Shift Key and press the "S" Key. All three keys must be pressed at
the same time. If the snapshot was captured successfully a
pleasing melody will be played. If not, you will get three
standard DOS beeps.
Please read the ADMAN Editor documentation on how to import an
IMPORT.xxx file into an ad.
SHFTCAPS.COM
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I learned typing many years ago on an old manual typewriter and
have gotten used to the way the caps lock key and the shift keys
work together. If the caps lock key is down all letters will
be capitol letters. If the shift key is then pressed the caps
lock key is released. If the shift key is then held down you
will get a capitol letter, and when the shift key is released
all the letters will be small letters. This is completely
different from the way a computer keyboard works. If the caps
lock is on and you press the shift key you will get a small
letter, and when the shift key is released you will go back to
capitol letters. When typing within a word processor I like to
have the caps lock key and shift key work the same as they do
on a typewriter. When typing in code for a program I want them
to work like they normally do. Because I want the best of both
worlds I wrote SHFTCAPS.COM to take care of this little problem
for me. It is a TSR program that should be executed in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file. C:\BIN\SHFTCAPS OFF is the entry in my
AUTOEXEC.BAT file. The directory you place SHFTCAPS.COM in should
be in your PATH statement so you can execute SHFTCAPS.COM at
any time. SHFTCAPS.COM has two commands - ON and OFF. To turn
it on type SHFTCAPS ON at the DOS prompt. It will display the
message "SHFTCAPS.COM is turned on". When it is on SHFTCAPS.COM
treats the caps lock and shift keys like on a typewriter. To turn
it off type SHFTCAPS OFF at the DOS prompt. It will display the
message "SHFTCAPS.COM is turned off". When off SHFTCAPS.COM
treats the caps lock and shift keys in the normal manner for a
computer keyboard. SHFTCAPS.COM may be executed from inside any
program that can shell out to DOS and execute other programs.
This TRS does not work within Windows because it provides its
own keyboard handler.
If SHFTCAPS.COM is resident when you run ADMAN Editor it can be
turned ON and OFF from within ADMAN Editor. See the ADMAN Editor
Documentation File for full details.