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Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Howard Slomer, Feb 22, 2005.

  1. Enhanced PC Keyboard Mapping

    The Win994a simulator faithfully follows the key assignments and layout of
    the TI-99/4a computer. The ALT key operates as the FCTN key, the CAPS LOCK
    key operates as the ALPHA LOCK key, and the CTRL key as the TI CTRL key.
    However, these key assignments can be very confusing when using the PC
    keyboard as a TI keyboard. Also, certain keys (like the ? key) do not
    produce the indicated symbol.
    Using the Enhanced PC Keyboard Mapping option causes the Win994a simulator
    to produce the letters or symbols as indicated on the PC keyboard. This
    means that you do not have to use the ALT key to get special symbols. Just
    use the PC keyboard as normal and the Win994a simulator will produce the
    correct TI ALT key sequence internally. When this option is active, you can
    still use the TI ALT key sequences if you want to.

    Additionally, other PC keyboard keys become active, as follows:

    PC Keys TI-99/4a Keys
    ARROW KEYS Left, Right, Up and Down functions
    INSERT KEY INSERT function
    DELETE KEY destructive backspace function
    BACKSPACE destructive backspace function
    F1 KEY DELETE Function
    F2 KEY INSERT Function
    F3 KEY ERASE Function
    F4 KEY CLEAR Function
    F5 KEY BEGIN Function
    F6 KEY PROC'D Function
    F7 KEY AID Function
    F8 KEY REDO Function
    F9 KEY BACK Function
    F10 KEY QUIT Function



    Map Keyboard / Joystick

    Use this option to map the PC keyboard numeric pad as joystick input. To
    use this option, you must have the NumLock activated. Use the Q key as the
    joystick fire button
     
    Howard Slomer, Feb 22, 2005
    #1
  2. Oops!

    Sorry about this posting....
     
    Howard Slomer, Feb 22, 2005
    #2
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