Hi Mike,

On Apr 05, 1998 {at}21:25, Mike Christian wrote to Marc Lewis:

 MC> The older docs (like in the old DOS releases) used to cover 
 MC> this, but the latter docs don't seem to. To be honest, I 
 MC> can't recall exactly WHERE I found the hex codes, but here's 
 MC> some examples of what MsgEd can do (taken from my Msged.cfg 
 MC> file):

You can easily find them yourself. :)  If you know what key or key combo
you're looking for, say, Pgup, use Msged -k (display scan codes) and hit
PgUp.  That'll show you "0x4900" and you can use \0x49 in your
macro for the PgUp function.  The docs are being improved.

 MC> Also, some macros don't seem to work right all the time. For 
 MC> example, the following macro **USED** to work fine in older 
 MC> versions, but now in 4.x is broken:

 MC> function 34 ^m\0x48\0x4d\0x4d\0x4d^m\0x53\0x48\0x1e\0x4f\0x1e
 MC> \0x2e\0x4f\0x19\0 x50\0x53\0x4f\0x19\0x50\0x53\0x47^m^m\0x48\
 MC> 0x48

Replace all instances of "^m" with "^M".  It's case
sensitive now. ;)

 -Jack
 ogre{at}nashville.com

... On the other hand, you have different fingers.
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