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From: Dave Stampe-Psy+Eng <dstamp@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca>
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To: dstamp@WATSERV1.uwaterloo.ca, glove-list@KARAZM.MATH.UH.edu,
        rrr@aberystwyth.ac.uk
Subject: Re:  TSR
> From glove-list-request@karazm.math.UH.EDU Wed Oct 16 10:29:06 1991
> From: rrr@aberystwyth.ac.uk
> To: dstamp@WATSERV1, glove-list@KARAZM.MATH.UH.edu
> Subject: TSR
> 
> 
> >If you're interested in other uses for hi-res, how about a TSR or adapter to
> replace a joystick for video games?  Shouldn't be too hard, esp. if the
> game is key-driven (Tetris looks like an easy one, and it's PD).
> >
> 
> Ive written a TSR for low res use og PowerGlove, it works for
> 
> most applications. I dont have time to rewrite my basic IO
> 
> stuff for hi res, but the TSR should work fine, Ill post the source
> 
> if anybodys interested.
> 
> Ronan
> 
> R M Ruairi, UCW Aberystwyth, rrr@UK.AC.Aber
> 
> ps the code interprets data from PG as keystrokes and stuffs the standard
>    buffer. Its written in Turbo Pascal v6.
> 
> 

Sure, send me a copy of the code.  I need something to look at for future
TSR endeavors.  I'm working with C, but the sequence and BIOS/DOS calls
should be clear.

-Dave Stampe