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From: poirier@ellerbe.rtp.dg.com (Charles Poirier)
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Subject: Analog joysticks (was Re: Amiga joysticks)
Summary: Retry: Programmable?
Keywords: Analog Joysticks
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Date: 30 May 90 17:21:16 GMT
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Perhaps all the Gurus were out balancing on their Amiga Joyboards when
I asked this the first time, as I got no response to the question:

Is it possible, via some to-be-designed input-munging software, to
more-or-less transparently use an ordinary analog joystick as a programmable
joystick or mouse, in the tradition (though not the same implementation)
of the Gravis Mousestick (TM)?

	Cheers,
	Charles Poirier   poirier@dg-rtp.dg.com