> I posted the keys1.bat.
> The editor I used in Windows to delete the rest of the entries
> in the original keys.bat file I use must have messed it up.
> I have appended a keys2.bat which does the same thing as keys1.bat
> was supposed to do (map ; and : to their correct places on the OG
> keyboard). I used OGEDIT this time which is able to handle the
> ESC character. This keys2.bat works on my OGO.
>
> IMPORTANT NOTE
> Note that if you put keys2.bat in the b:\ directory, you have to change
> to the b:\ directory to run it. You should see the contents of the bat file
> displayed on the screen if it runs properly. Also Ansi.sys should have
> been installed in your config.sys and should have loaded properly.
> The key mappings only seem to work at the command prompt for me.
> I have tried them in DOS text editors and the keys don't work as remapped.
>
> Could someone who tries this keys2.bat file kindly let me know if it works
> for them?
I am interested in keys2.bat file. I uudecoded it from your article.
But I do not understand how to use it.
I have some questions about it.
1. How to set b:\config.sys file before keys2.bat running.
a. Where can I get ansi.sys?
b. Is it necessary to attach the setting of text mode driver?
I have two drivers file. I want to know your configration.
2. I think the keys2.bat is able to input ":" and ";" characters
from keyboard.
But I found keys2.bat has only two "echo" command sentences.
I tried to run, then it displayed two ESC sentences.
What is happen when it works?
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Yoshikazu Nigorikawa Email nigo850@tc.cnet.or.jp
Tokyo Japan