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bfarrer@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Brennecke N. Farrer) writes:

>In article <92363.002140SXK129@psuvm.psu.edu> Spaceman Spiff <SXK129@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>>i've got a game in which the movement of the cursor is controlled by the
>>a,w,s and z keys. i find this incredibly annoying and uncomfortable. is there
>>any way for me to be able to swap the a, w, s and z keys with the left, up,
>>right and down cursor keys respectively?
>>all help will be greatly appreciated.

>You could write a keyboard ISR that remaps the a,w,s, and z keys
>the arrow keys.  You'd have to hook int 16h and check for those
>keystrokes in the keyboard buffer.  Alternately you could write a TSR
>that handles the game port and stuffs the keyboard with a,w,s and z.
>Then you could use a joystick.

>- Brennecke N. Farrer

You can also experiment with vanilla ANSI.SYS and see if it will perform
that function for you.  We successfully removed undesirable commands
from a bulletin board console by mapping all the control and function
keys to null.  (The console was publicly accessible and we didn't want
passers-by messing with it.)  You may or may not be able to map the
cursor keys this way.  We created a text file containing all the mapping
commands, and have the workstation TYPE it before loading the BBS
software.  We have another that deletes the mappings when the BBS is
shut down.





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