033&t uX>]Mt0NOþ<t < u 00<0u ^"ppCommands: PgUp/Dn,,,Home,End,oto,earch,=Exit. Page 00 of 0QPIHGO"JN9&&..J&&[2:tK}rm&852O&><t < u&V^2! !bV^>"u#< u $,0vD#,0v>$ t t0r+ w& :wȾ < uo~Go to which page?,3F<t s&߬,0Q2Ȱ Y났,0Q2ȬYp<u& < u< tNÊ&&P t[ð SX2<@uJNPr,0r0r< v ,r$<w vrˀ߀wÀ Ċ[غutëËغutêá 000u Ŀ to search again; to search backwards. Page 00 of 0Enter search string:Not found.HH/Vw^2a !CV^>btJV6c<t)v#:uV:bt0C< tV^tu 2TNt9ttJusNN3 to return here or 3@1F @1A 6to go to an Index. Hit G to Goto a particular page number. @1F @1A 6will move one page at a time. This help is intended as a quick 7@1F @1A 6refresher and does not replace the manual. L@1F | LTABLE OF CONTENTS O | 8I.@1E Overviewa.@1F2 7 7II.@1E Two Character Code Summary (by function)A.@1F3 7 63I.@1E Metastrings ($+letter special codes)E.@1F4 7 7IV.@1E Script Control [@1F 8 @1E =Flags, DelaysZ.@1F5 7 @1E =Phony Keystrokes, Hotkeys, ScanH.@1F6 7 8V.@1E Utilities Mode[.@1F7 7 7VI.@1E Advanced Features X@1F 8 @1E =Hex Codes, Links to TSRsO.@1F8 7 @1E =Colors, Messages, Inline and ExternalsA.@1F9 7 6VII.@1E Two Character Codes Complete Alphabetical List7.@1F10 7 @1E ;Indexc.@1F17 7 | |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EOVERVIEW@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1ATo load:@1E Issue the command "stackey" (gives default buffer of 128 strokes) @1F @1E ?"stackey /B4x/" loads with buffer size 4x @@1F @1E ?"stackey /R4x/" reloads even if already loaded =@1F | @1AText:@1E 3Place text between 'single' or "double" quotes E@1F | @1AFunction keys:@1E F1,3.,F0,F-,F=; S1,3.,S0,S-,S=; A1,3.,A=; C1,3.,C= 33@1F | @1AAlt keys: @1E @@x or (x A@1ACtrl keys:@1E ^x or ~x D@1F | @1ATo flush buffer (stackey & BIOS):@1E "stackey !" :Comments after ; 4@1F | @1ATurn on Num, Caps, Scroll Locks, Ins state:@1E +N,+C,+S,+I D@1F @1ATurn off Num, Caps, Scroll Locks, Ins state:@1E -N,-C,-S,-I C@1F | @1ADecimal entry:@1E \3n ?@1AHex entry:@1E X4h I@1F | @1E#3n@1A or @1E)3n@1A to repeat <@1EW3n@1A or @1EM3n@1A to insert delay =@1F | @1ATo toggle in and out of "send to stdout" mode use @1E_@1A (underline) <@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES SUMMARY @1B 3c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A UA - @1EUp Arrow 4@1A 6ES - @1EEscape B@1A PS - @1EPrint Screen 4@1F @1A DA - @1EDown Arrow @1A 6BS - @1EBackspace ?@1A CP - @1ECtrl-PrtSc 6@1F @1A LA - @1ELeft Arrow @1A 6CB - @1ECtrl-Backspace ;@1A TA,TB - @1ETab :@1F @1A RA - @1ERight Arrow @1A 6SP - @1ESpace C@1A ST,BT - @1EShift Tab 4@1F @1A PU - @1EPage Up 5@1A 6CR - @1EEnter (Carriage Return) @1A DE - @1EDelete :@1F @1A PD - @1EPage Down 3@1A 6LF - @1ECtrl-Enter (Line Feed) @1A IN - @1EInsert :@1F @1A HM - @1EHome 8@1A 6FF - @1EForm Feed ?@1A DQ - @1E" Double quote @1F @1A EN - @1EEnd 9@1A 6PH,WR - @1E"Phony" keystrokes @1A 3SQ - @1E' Single quote @1F @1A G+,N+ - @1EGrey Plus 6@19bĿ@1F @1A G*,N* - @1EGrey * 9@19 @1E'Enhanced' keyboard combos:@19 @1AAB,AC,AE,AT,CT,K/,K* @19@1F @1A G-,N- - @1EGrey Minus 5@19 3@1AK-,K+,KC,K0-9,K.^/,^*,^-,^+,^8,^5,^2,^0,^.,GE@19 @1F @1A N. - @1Edecimal point 5@19 3@1AGC,G1-4,G6-0,G. N@19 @1F @1A N0,3.,N9 - @1Ekeypad 5@19b@1F |Ķ @1A H! - @1EFlush hotkey 7@1AWB -@1E Wait for Buffer empty 4@1ACA -@1E Ctrlalt Plus 4@1F @1A H* - @1EFlush scan 9@1AWH -@1E Wait for restart hotkey @1AD1,D2 - @1EDesqview 5@1F @1A H- - @1EStop hotkey 8@1AWK -@1E Wait for any key 9@1ADL -@1E Desqview Learn @1F @1A H+ - @1ERestart hotkey 5@1AWS -@1E Wait for specific key 4@1AQn -@1E Carousel 8@1F @1A SC - @1EScan for text 6@1ABE -@1E Script beeps =@1ATE -@1E Tesseract 7@1F @1A SS - @1EScan silently 6@1AME,MP -@1E Popup messages 8@1ASH -@1E Shift Mask 6@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EMETASTRINGS @1B 5c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A The following translations are made by STACKEY (DOS PROMPT Metastrings): @1F @1A 6$$ =@1E The character "$" `@1F @1A 6$t =@1E The time in HH:MM:SS.hh format S@1F @1A 6$d =@1E The date in DAY MM-DD-4Y format e.g. Tue 9-30-1986 =@1F @1A 6$p =@1E The current path in full, e.g. C:\BIN\FOO H@1F @1A 6$v =@1E The current DOS version 8@1A$n = @1EThe current default drive 4@1F @1A 6$g =@1E The character ">" >@1A$l = @1EThe character "<" <@1F @1A 6$b =@1E The character "|" >@1A$q = @1EThe character "=" <@1F @1A 6$h =@1E The backspace B@1A$e = @1EThe ESCape C@1F @1A 6$_ =@1E CR/LF (i.e. followed by Ctrl-) 4@3B=Ŀ@1F l@3B@3FHint: Use 4@3B@1F @1A These extentions are special to STACKEY (and BATUTIL): @1E 3@3B@3F metastrings @3B@1F @1A 6$P =@1E same as $p in the root dir and as $p\ elsewhere @3B@3F with the 4@3B@1F @1A 6$T =@1E time in HHMM format N@3B@3F _ toggle to @3B@1F @1A 6$M =@1E month in MM format, e.g. 09 F@3B@3F send to 5@3B@1F @1A 6$D =@1E day in DD format, eg 03 J@3B@3F standard out@3B@1F @1A 6$Y =@1E year in YY format, eg 86 in 1986 and 01 in 2001 @3B@3F put (STDOUT)@3B@1F @1A 6$W =@1E day of the week in English, e.g. Sunday :@3B=@1F @1A 6$E =@1E the date in English, e.g. February 18, 1988 F@1F @1A 6$H =@1E hour from 00 to 23 =@1A$m =@1E minute from 00 to 59 9@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ESCRIPT CONTROL@1B 3c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1E STACKEY@1A's resident buffer will not only play back keystrokes but you can 3@1F @1A 3control when those keystrokes get played back with a variety of different@1F @1A 3tools: internal flags, script 5@02Uͻ@1F @1A 3delays, phony keystrokes, hotkeys,@02 ;@0ESTACKEY Flags@02 =@1F @1A 3and scan for text on screen. See @02UĶ@1F @1A 3the manual for LOOPS and JUMPS. 3@02@0F /i,p,s/ @0AImpatient, Patient vs. Smart@02@1F U@02@0F /t,n/ 3@0ATesting vs. Normal :@02@1F FLAGS O@02@0F /c,d/ 3@0AContinue vs. Discontinue 4@02@1F @1E 6STACKEY@1A keeps various flags in @02 7@0ADefaults: s,n,d ?@02@1F @1A 3the resident part listed 6=> @02@0F /u,o/ 3@0ApUsh and pOp flags :@02@1F @1A 3The one most relevant to script 3@02@0F /?/ 5@0Aquery flags A@02@1F @1A 3control is the first. When 7@02Uͼ@1F @1A 3Patient mode is set, @1ESTACKEY@1A only places a keystroke in the buffer if it @1F @1A 3is empty, while in Impatient mode as many strokes as can fit into the 4@1F @1A 3buffer are placed there whenever @1ESTACKEY@1A gets control. Smart processing @1F @1A 3is impatient with simple keystrokes and patient with other functions. 4@1F | DELAYS u @1A 6You can insert delays in units of clock ticks (18.2/second) with the @1F @1A 3W3n command or in units of minutes with the M3n command. ?@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ESCRIPT CONTROL@1B 3c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ PHONY KEYSTROKES k @1E 5STACKEY@1A can pause playback until a program requests keystrokes with the@1F @1A 3PH and WR commands. Good for rude@02Uͻ@1F @1A 3programs that flush the buffer. 3@02@0E ;STACKEY Hotkeys ;@02@1F U@02UĶ@1F HOTKEYS M@02@0F 3Code 4Function 9Default @02@1F @1A 5You can pause playback by hand @02@0F T-@02@1F @1A 3with a hotkey (Alt+Left+G- by 5@02@0F H! 6Flush buffer 5AL "!" 4@02@1F @1A 3default) and resume with another @02@0F H* 6Flush scan 7AL G* 5@02@1F @1A 3(AL G+). The H commands can 6@02@0F H- 6Pause script 5AL G- 5@02@1F @1A 3change the hotkeys. You can also @02@0F H+ 6Resume script 4AL G+ 5@02@1F @1A 3pause a script for a hotkey with @02Uͼ@1F @1A 3a script command (WB, WH, WK, WS). W@1F | SCAN w @1A 5With the SC("string") command, you can pause playback until the string @1F @1A 3appears on the screen. You can scan for a specific location for the 5@1F @1A 3string. By default, there is a visual clue that a scan is in progress 3@1F @1A 3which you can prevent with an SS (silent scan) command. B@1F | |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EUTILITIES MODE@1B 3c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1AThe following commands are done by the non-resident part of STACKEY 9@1F @1A {BOOT} 9@1EWarm reboot ?@1A{Wait=3n} 4@1EReal time pause 5@1F @1A {BOOT=c} 7@1ECold reboot ?@1A{UNtil=HH:MM} @1EReal time holds 5@1F @1A {MONitor=x} 4@1Ex=Color, Mono, Switch 5@1A{Keywait} 5@1EWait for input 6@1F @1A {MODe=n} 7@1ESwitch to screen mode n 3@1A{Enterwait} 3@1EWait for 3@1F @1A {UMode=n} 6@1ESwitch w/o checking 7@1A{Abortwait} 3@1EAbort on Y 9@1F @1A {LInes=n} 6@1En=25,43,50 text lines 5@1A{~abortwait} @1EAbort on N :@1F @1A {CUrsor=x} 5@1Ex=+/- cursor on/off 7@1A{HAlt} 8@1EAbsolute abort 6@1F @1A {CUrsor=m,n} 3@1Ecursor scan lines n to m @1A{DUMPP} 5@1Escreen dump to printer@1F @1A {Prn} :@1ESwap LPT1 and LPT2 8@1A{DUMPF=x} 3@1Escreen dump to file x @1F @1A {COmm} 9@1ESwap COMM1 and COMM2 6@1A{DUMPL=x} 5@1Ewith CR/LF's 8@1F @1A {BEep=nn,mm} 3@1Enn=1/pitch; mm=duration 3@1A{DUMPOF=x} 4@1Ewith overwrite 6@1F @1A {LO=xy} @1ELocks on/off(x=+/- y = N,C,S,I) @1A{DUMPOL=x} 4@1Ewith both ;@1F | @1AThe following commands done by the resident part of STACKEY are utilities 3@1F @1A P-/P+ 9@1EDisable/Reenable Shift PrtScr (PrintScreen) B@1F @1A Z-/Z+ 9@1ESlowdown/Speedup of CPU (some clones only) C@1F @1A +N/+C etc 5@1ETurn on/off various lock combos N@1F @1A [3.] 9@1EColor commands (see specific help on colors) A@1F | |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EADVANCED FEATURES@1B c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1E STACKEY@1A can be used effectively with only the basic quoted strings, simple @1F @1A 3two letter codes and metastrings. But it has a number of more advanced @1F @1A 3features for sophisticated users. These include direct entry of hex 5@1F @1A 3codes, links to TSRs, color control, beeps and popup messages and the 4@1F @1A 3inclusion of your own assembly language routines within @1ESTACKEY@1A scripts. @1F @1A |@1F HEX CODES r @1A 6Every time that a program requests a keystroke it gets two hex bytes: @1F @1A 4the scan code and the ASCII value. Commands like "@1ESTACKEY F1@1A" place 4@1F @1A 4the codes for the F1 key in the buffer. You can place your own Hex 5@1F @1A 4combinations in the buffer with "@1ESTACKEY X4n@1A" where 4n is a 4 digit @1F @1A 4Hex number: the first two digits are the scan code, the second the 6@1F @1A 4ASCII. "@1ESTACKEY \3n@1A" is the same as X00yy where yy is the Hex trans- @1F @1A 4lation of the decimal 3n (same as Alt-keypad). I@1F @1A |@1F LINKS TO TSRs n @1E 6STACKEY@1A scripts can invoke various TSRs. CA will invoke the @1ECTRLALT @1F @1E 4PLUS@1A main menu. DV,D1,D2 and DL are links to Desqview. Qn will tell 3@1F @1A 4Software Carousel to change to partition n. TE will talk to TSRs written@1F @1A 4to the Tesseract standard and SH can invoke SideKick (Plus) & Primetime.@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EADVANCED FEATURES@1B c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ 3COLORS s @1A 5You can place color changing 4@02Uͻ@1F @1A 3commands in @1ESTACKEY@1A scripts. On @02 ;@0ESTACKEY Colors@02 <@1F @1A 3a CGA you can change one color 4@02UĶ@1F @1A 3(background in mode 4, foreground @02 @0FCGA: Ln@0E for coLor 3@0FPn@0E for Palettes@02 @1F @1A 3in mode 6, border in mode 3). On @02@0F(E)VGA: [c=nn] @0ETemporary color change@02@1F @1A 3an EGA or VGA, you can change the @02 @0F[#m;c=nn] @0E Permanent color change @02@1F @1A 3full 16 color palette either 6@02 4@0Fc=@0Ecolor slot @0Fnn=@0Ecolor number 3@02 @1F @1A 3until the next mode change or with@02 @0Fm=@0Emode (m=A for all; N for Newfont@02 @1F @1E 3EGAPAL, VGAPAL@1A or Ultravision the @02 5@0F+B/-B = @0Eblinking bit on/off 4@02 @1F @1A 3"permanent" palettes. =@02Uͼ@1F @1A |@1F 3MESSAGES J INLINE and EXTERNAL A @1E 6BE@1A will insert a BIOS beep 5@1F@1E 4IL@1A(xx/yy/3.) will place those 4@1F @1A 3into a @1ESTACKEY@1A script. @1EMP@1A(msg) 4@1F@1A bytes as InLine code in the midst of@1F @1A 3and @1EME@1A(msg) will popup a message @1F@1A a script and @1EEX@1A(filename) will run @1F @1A 3until a key is hit. MP will pass @1F@1A an external COM or BIN file. These @1F @1A 3that key through while ME will 4@1F@1A are dangerous commands so consult 3@1F @1A 3eat it. You'll need a bigger 5@1F@1A the documentation and use care. 5@1F @1A 3than default buffer for long msgs.@1F V UVͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #1@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A @@ followed by k@1F @1A 9letter, number, - or = : @1EAlt-keystrokes K@1F @1E @1A ( followed by k@1F @1E @1A 8letter, number, - or = : @1EAlt-keystrokes K@1F @1E @1A ^ followed by k@1F @1A 9letter, 1,3,4,6,7,9, [ \ ] ^ _ @@ : @1Econtrol key combinations 6@1F @1E @1A 80,2,5,8,.,+,-,*,/ : @1Econtrol key combinations (enhanced only) 6@1F @1A 9! : @1E^! = Ctrl-Break) [3@1F @1E @1A ~ followed by k@1F @1A 9letter, 1,3,4,6,7,9, [ \ ] ^ _ @@ : @1Econtrol key combinations 6@1F @1E @1A 80,2,5,8,.,+,-,*,/ : @1Econtrol key combinations (enhanced only) 6@1F @1A 3\ followed by k@1F @1E @1A 83n : @1EDecimal ASCII code Z@1F @1A 3# followed by k@1F @1A 94n: @1Erepeat command (including loops) L@1F @1E @1A ) followed by k@1F @1A 94n: @1Esame as #4n _@1F @1E @1A $ followed by k@1F @1A 9$ t d p v n g l b q h e _ P T M D Y W E H m : @1Emetastrings 9@1F @1A z@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #2@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A 4* followed by j@1F @1A :$ t d p v n g l b q h e _ P T M D Y W E H m : @1Emetastrings 8@1F @1A 4+ followed by j@1F @1A :N,S,C,I: @1Eturn on locks [@1F @1A 4- followed by j@1F @1A :N,S,C,I: @1Eturn off locks Z@1F @1A 4: followed by j@1F @1A :0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9: @1Elabels V@1F @1A 4A followed by j@1F @1A :number: @1EAlt-function keys X@1F @1A :- = : @1EAlt-function keys (enhanced keyboard only) A@1F @1A :[ ] ; ' \ , . / : @1EAlt-key combos (enhanced only) ?@1F @1A :B : @1EAB = Alt-Backspace (enhanced only) K@1F @1A :C : @1EAC = Alt-Enter (enhanced only) O@1F @1A :E : @1EAE = Alt-Esc (enhanced only) Q@1F @1A :T : @1EAT = Alt-Tab (enhanced only) Q@1F @1A 4B followed by @1E K@1A M@1F @1A :E : @1EBE =@1A @1EBIOS BEep _@1F @1A :S : @1EBS =@1A @1EBackSpace _@1F @1A :T : @1EBT =@1A @1EBackTab (=Shift-Tab) T@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #3@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A 4C followed by j@1F @1A :number: @1ECtrl-Function key X@1F @1A :- = : @1ECtrl-Function key (enhanced keyboard only) A@1F @1A :A : @1ECA = invoke CTRLALT PLUS U@1F @1A :B : @1ECB = Ctrl-Backspace Z@1F @1A :P : @1ECP = Ctrl-Printscr [@1F @1A :R : @1ECR = Carriage Return Y@1F @1A :T : @1ECT = Ctrl-Tab (enhanced keyboard only) G@1F @1A :L : @1ECaps-Lock (as hotkey ONLY) S@1F @1A 4D followed by j@1F @1A :A : @1EDA = Down Arrow ^@1F @1A :E : @1EDE = DElete b@1F @1A :Q : @1EDQ = Double Quote (i.e. ") S@1F @1A :1, 2: @1ED1 or D2 = Invoke Desqview main menu (Desq key) <@1F @1A :L : @1EDL = Invoke Desqview Learn mode N@1F @1A 4E followed by j@1F @1A :N : @1EEN = ENd e@1F @1A :S : @1EES = EScape b@1F | | |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #4@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A 5F followed by j@1F @1A ;number: @1Eunshifted function keys R@1F @1A ;- = : @1Eunshifted function keys (enhanced keyboard only) ;@1F @1A ;F : @1EFF = Form Feed (Ctrl-L, ASCII 12) L@1F @1A 5G followed by j@1F @1A ;+ - *,: @1EGrey Plus, Minus, Star S@1F @1A ;E C : @1EGrey Enter (enhanced keyboard only) H@1F @1A ;0,1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,.:@1E Cursor pad keys (enhanced only) =@1F @1A 5H followed by j@1F @1A ;! + - * : @1EH!(.,.) = Hotkeys for buffer flush; other hot keys 3@1F @1A ;M: @1EHM = HoMe e@1F @1A 5I followed by j@1F @1A ;N : @1EIN = INsert b@1F @1A 5J followed by j@1F @1A ;0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : @1Ejumps V@1F @1A 5K followed by j@1F @1A ;1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,0,. : @1EAlt-Keypad (enhanced keyboard only) 8@1F @1A ;5 : @1EKeypad unshifted 5 key (enhanced keyboard only) >@1F @1A ;/,+,-,* : @1EAlt-Grey keys (enhanced keyboard only) A@1F @1A ;C : @1EAlt-Grey-Enter (Carriage return, enhanced keyboard only) 5@1F |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #5@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A 5L followed by j@1F @1A ;A : @1ELA = Left Arrow ^@1F @1A ;F : @1ELF = Line Feed (Ctrl-Enter, Ctrl-J, ASCII 10) @@1F @1A 5M followed by j@1F @1A ;P, E : @1EMessages with passing or eating keystroke A@1F @1A ;4n : @1EWait minutes ^@1F @1A 5N followed by number c@1F @1A ;0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : @1ENumeric keypad M@1F @1A ;. : @1EShift-Del (Numeric decimal point) L@1F @1A ;+ - * : @1EGrey keys (near keypad) R@1F @1A ;L : @1ENumLock (Hotkeys only) W@1F @1A 5P followed by j@1F @1A ;D : @1EPD = PageDown `@1F @1A ;H : @1EPH = Phony keystroke Y@1F @1A ;S : @1EPS = Shift-PrintScreen W@1F @1A ;U : @1EPU = PageUp b@1F @1A ;+ - : @1Esupress, reenable printscreen key J@1F @1A 5Q followed by j@1F @1A ;number : @1ECarousel partition switch O@1F @1A ;- = : @1ECarousel 3.0 partition switch to partitions 11, 12 9@1F |ͼ @1F|ͻ @1E @1F @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #6@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F @1E @1F|Ķ @1E @1F@1A 5R followed by j@1F @1E @1F@1A ;A : @1ERA = Right Arrow ]@1F @1E @1F@1A 5S followed by j@1F @1E @1F@1A ;number : @1EShift Function key V@1F @1E @1F@1A ;- = : @1EShift Function key (enhanced keyboards only) ?@1F @1E @1F@1A ;C : @1ESC(..) = scan; also SCn,m(..) P@1F @1E @1F@1A ;S : @1ESS(..) = scan silently; also SSn,m(..) G@1F @1E @1F@1A ;H : @1ESH(.,.) = shift mask Y@1F @1E @1F@1A ;P : @1ESP = SPace c@1F @1E @1F@1A ;Q : @1ESQ = Single Quote (') X@1F @1E @1F@1A ;T : @1EST = Shift Tab _@1F @1E @1F@1A ;L : @1EScroll Lock (Hotkey only) T@1F @1E @1F@1A ;R : @1ESysReq (Hotkey only) Y@1F @1E @1F@1A 5T followed by j@1F @1E @1F@1A ;A B : @1ETAB h@1F @1E @1F@1A ;E : @1ETE = TEsseract callup X@1F @1E @1F@1A 5U followed by j@1F @1E @1F@1A ;A : @1EUA = Up Arrow `@1F @1E @1F | @1E @1F | @1E @1F|ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1ECODES #7@1B 9c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A 5W followed by j@1F @1A ;B : @1EWB = Wait for buffer to be empty M@1F @1A ;H K S : @1EWait for hotkey, specific key L@1F @1A ;R : @1EWR = "Wait for Request"; pauses script until a key is 8@1F @1A ?@1E requested b@1F @1A ;3n : @1EWait command _@1F @1A 5X followed by j@1F @1A ;4n : @1EHex key c@1F @1A 5Z followed by j@1F @1A ;+ - : @1Espeedup up/down \@1F | | | | | | | | | | |ͼ @1F |ͻ @1BSTACKEY Version 3.0 Help:@1EINDEX <@1B c(o) B. Simon & R. Wilson, 1990@1F |Ķ @1A alt keys 5@1E 2@1A 3cursor size @1E 7@1A 3messages 6@1E 9@1A 3screen dump @1E 7 @1F @1A beeps 8@1E 7@1A 3date 9@1E 4@1A 3metastrings 3@1E 4@1A 3screen lines @1E 7 @1F @1A Break 8@1E 10@1A 3delays 7@1E2,5@1A 3mode switch 3@1E 7@1A 3send mode 4@1E2,4 @1F @1A buffer size @1E 2@1A 3DESQview 5@1E 3@1A 3monitor switch@1E 7@1A 3serial ports @1E 7 @1F @1A buffer, flush@1E 2@1A 3disable prtsc@1E 7@1A 3numlock 7@1E 2@1A 3shift mask 3@1E 3 @1F @1A capslock 5@1E 2@1A 3dump screen @1E 7@1A 3parallel ports@1E 7@1A 3Shift PrtSc @1E 14 @1F @1A Carousel 5@1E 3@1A 3external com @1E 9@1A 3path :@1E 4@1A 3Sidekick 5@1E 8 @1F @1A clone speed @1E 7@1A 3flags 8@1E 5@1A 3patient mode @1E 5@1A 3smart mode 3@1E 5 @1F @1A colors 7@1E7,9@1A 3flush buffer @1E2,6@1A 3pause script @1E 6@1A 3speed of clone@1E 7 @1F @1A com files 4@1E 9@1A 3flush scan 3@1E 6@1A 3phony keystr @1E3,6@1A 3STDOUT 7@1E2,4 @1F @1A comm ports 3@1E 7@1A 3function keys@1E 2@1A 3pop flags 4@1E 5@1A 3switch ports @1E 7 @1F @1A continue mode@1E 5@1A 3hex entry 4@1E2,8@1A 3popup msgs 3@1E 9@1A 3Tesseract 4@1E 3 @1F @1A ctrl keys 4@1E 2@1A 3hotkeys 6@1E 6@1A 3port switch @1E 7@1A 3testing mode @1E 5 @1F @1A Ctrl-Break 3@1E 10@1A 3impatient mode@1E 5@1A 3Primetime 4@1E 8@1A 3text strings @1E 2 @1F @1A Ctrlalt plus @1E 3@1A 3inline code @1E 9@1A 3printer ports@1E 7@1A 3time 9@1E 4 @1F @1A current drive@1E 4@1A 3jumps 8@1E 5@1A 3push flags 3@1E 5@1A 3until 8@1E 7 @1F @1A current path @1E 4@1A 3key input 4@1E 7@1A 3reboot 7@1E 7@1A 3wait until 3@1E 7 @1F @1A cursor keys @1E 3@1A 3lines, number@1E 7@1A 3resume script@1E 6@1A 3waits 8@1E 7 @1F @1A cursor on 4@1E 7@1A 3loops 8@1E 5@1A 3scan 9@1E3,6 E@1F @1A |@1F |ͼ  @1A 6@1FSTACKEY@1A is @9ANOT@1A free software. You are licensed to use this software 6 6for a thirty day trial period without charge. If you continue to use 4 6this software after that period without registering, you are violating8 6our copyright rights. @1FSTACKEY@1A, its documentation, and all associated9 6programs are copyright, 1990 by Barry Simon and Richard Wilson c(o). 6 6The @1FSTACKEY@1A package includes @1FBATUTIL@1A. ?W 6To register, call or write BFor support, you may : 6(VISA/MC/Amex/Disover/PO accepted) :write <_ 6@3BKͻ@1A ?@3BGͻ@1A 5 6@3B@3E Support Group, Inc. 6@3B@1A ?@3B@3E CTRLALT Associates 3@3B@1A 5 6@3B@3E P.O. Box 130 =@3B@1A ?@3B@3E Suite 133 <@3B@1A 5 6@3B@3E McHenry, MD 21541 8@3B@1A ?@3B@3E 260 South Lake Ave. @3B@1A 5 6@3B@3E 1 (800) 872-4768 9@3B@1A ?@3B@3E Pasadena, CA 91101 3@3B@1A 3 6@3BKͼ@1A ?@3BGͼ@1A 5 ;A joint license with @1FBATUTIL@1A costs $39 with printed documentation. 3 6You have 90 day money back return rights when you register. This is 6 6shareware. Feel free to give copies to your friends and associates 5 6even your enemies (but do you really want such a powerful toolin the9 6hands of your enemies?) so that they too can have a thirty daytrial: 6period. [H [@4EPRESS A KEY TO EXIT.@1A A