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From: dm2368@eecs1.eecs.usma.edu (Fichten Mark CPT)
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Subject: Re: Interrupt 9 Processing
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Date: 27 Jun 91 17:55:57 GMT
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> From: Carl David <DAVID1%UCONNVM.bitnet@vm.its.rpi.edu>
> 
[ interrupt 9 discussion deleted]
>
> I am creating a cryptogram, such that each letter typed by the user
> is substituted from a table in memory, such that to get the computer to
> operate the player would need to solve the cryptogram, how would I handle
> the multiple keys and uppercase lowercase problems?
> Thanks for any help you can give me.
> 

I think that you can avoid the interrupt situation completely and just
write a program using the ReadKey and KeyPressed routines in TP.  When
you get a character from ReadKey, change it according to the table you
have set up previously (probably an array of some sort) and then write
it to the screen.

Am I oversimplifying your situation or will this work for you?

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