                                   KEY-FAKE
                                 DOCUMENTATION

   Key-Fake is a program for inserting key strokes into the keyboard buffer. 
Characters that are inserted into the keyboard buffer using this program will 
be used by the next program that calls for user input. This allows you to pre-
enter start up information for a perticular application.  The format for
Key-Fake is: 
     key-fake ["character string"] [ASCII character code] [@ extended ASCII]
 
   The three formats of data allowed can be intermixed as desired only limited 
in length by the DOS buffer size. The three types of data are: 

CHARACTER STRINGS    - A character string is any ASCII character surrounded by 
                       either single or double quotes.

ASCII CHARACTER CODE - This is the decimal code for any of the ASCII characters 
                       and can be any number from 0 - 255.

EXTENDED ASCII CODE  - This is any of the extended ASCII codes as discribed in 
                       the basic manual. these are mainly the function keys 
                       and special functions.  Any of the extended ASCII codes 
                       must be preceeded by the "@" symbol.  
