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In article <126@metapyr.UUCP>, brent@metapyr.UUCP (Brent Layne Robertson I) writes:
>Does anyone know of software or a bbs with software that allows a user
>to type combined keystrokes in a sequential order ie: 
>
>	rather than type "<crtl> c"
>
>	type "<crtl>" then type "c"
>
>This is for an aquaintance who is unable to type combonations of
>keys in a multi-key environment. 
>
>Thanks you!  :`)
>
>..Brent..
>-- 
>Brent Layne Robertson I					Phone:(313)663-6027
>SnailMail: Meta LBMS, 315 East Eisenhower Parkway, Ann Arbor, MI Zip: 48108
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I've seen quite a few programs that do this, but if you are interested in 
the fast screen updates, increased keyboard buffer, and ansi you might try 
FansiConsole from Hersey Consulting. It also includes a function called 
"Sticky Key" (or somesuch) which allows you to press Ctrl and then C. There 
is a version 3.0 out (I think, I called the BBS and it mentioned it, but it 
wasn't available on the BBS). Version 2.x only supports EGA though. It 
actually converts the screen to an EGA type of screen (no 'dots' in the 
zeros). I don't think it affected any of the graphics modes. When I 
purchased my VGA a month or so ago, I had to drop it (until I can find the 
VGA version).

Carl Schelin
tcs@router.jhuapl.edu