README.TST - 6/22/90 Readme Instructions for Testkey.exe

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The testkey program displays the keycodes generated by your keyboard.

Any key that generates a keycode may be mapped in a keymap file

When the testkey program is run, it first indicates whether or not it
is running on an extended keyboard.

Subsequent keypresses display the keycode in hex. This is the keycode to
use in the keymap file, or in a script file with the 'presskey' command.

If the key translates to an ascii sequence, that sequence will be displayed
after the 'write:' line.

USE THE ESCAPE KEY TO QUIT THE PROGRAM.

You may also use testkey to test your keymap files. 

	testkey [keymap_file_name]

Example:
	testkey default.tbl

If you have mapped a key in your keymap file, that mapping will be displayed
after the 'write:' line on each keypress.


