{extracted from BIOSMMR.DOC}

BIOSMMR.DOC  10 Nov 84

Copyright 1984-5  Michael M Rubenstein

This documentation and the accompanying programs may be
distributed freely provided no fee is assessed.

  WARNING:  USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.  While I have tested the programs
            quite extensively, the nature of these programs is such
            that undesirable interaction with Kaypro 10 ROMs cannot
            be ruled out.

SETKEY allows programming of the cursor keys and the numeric
pad.  It is invoked with a single operand, the name of a
"key description" file.  If the file type is omitted, .KEY
is assumed.  A ZCPR style drive/user specification may be
used.  Example,

                 setkey mykey

will use the file MYKEY.KEY.

The "key description" file contains one line for each key to
be changed.  The first character on the line identifies the
key ("0", "1", ..., "9", "-", ",", "u" (up), "d" (down),
"l" (left), "r" (right), "e" (enter).  The remainder of the
line contains strings (in quotes), two digit hexadecimal
numbers, or control characters specified as "^" followed by
a character.  For example, the line

                 1 "tst" ^m

will program the "1" on the numeric pad to generate "tst"
followed with a carriage return.  The line

                 1 "tst" 0d

will do the same.

As usual, the command

                 setkey //

will display a brief help message.

Any keys not specified in the "key description" file will
not be changed.