This archive contains a CPM3.SYS and CPM3.COM built using the modified
BNMBDOS3.SPR from ZPM3FIX.ARC in Volume 88 of this collection.  

The significant change is to the keystrokes used to recall previous
commands.  These now mimic the WordStar cursor key movement so that
^E moves to earlier commands, ^X to more recent ones.  The effect is
to make using PC cursor keys much more intuitive and consistent.

Also enclosed is a yaze.ktt file which has more keys defined than the
version distributed with yaze-ag.  Be careful to avoid overwriting any
of your own customisations.  Rename your yaze.ktt to something else
before extracting the one from the archive.

The modified CPM3.COM and YAZE.KTT should be put in the directory from which
yaze-ag is started.  CPM3.COM needs to be renamed to yaze-cpm3.boot and
YAZE.KTT needs to be in lower case, i.e. yaze.ktt.

Just how this happens depends on your approach to unpacking the archive.
If you do it on a UNIX-like system then:

	arc x yazecpm3 cpm3.com yaze.ktt
	mv cpm3.com yaze-cpm3.boot

If you unpack on CP/M then:

	arc x yazecpm3
	pip a:[g0]=cpm3.com (or: copy cpm3.com a0:)
	w yaze.ktt
	w cpm3.com b

You can then run cpm3.com to verify that everything works as expected.
When you are satisfied then:

	e
	[unix]
	mv cpm3.com yaze-cpm3.boot

and restart yaze-ag.

Note that yaze.ktt has UNIX-style line endings.  That is as it should be.


Jon Saxton
March 2014
