{ > How do I stuff a string into the keyboard buffer? I've got two things for you: 1: Turbo Power's Object Professional's OpCRT unit has the following useful routines: procedure StuffKey(W : Word); {-Stuff one key into the keyboard buffer} procedure StuffString(S : string); {-Stuff the contents of S into the keyboard buffer} { 2: If you don't have Object Professional (it's $895.00 but worth it) Before I noticed that OpCRT would do what I needed, I sat down and wrote the following code. It's rough, but gives a pretty good idea of how the keyboard buffer works, and there's a chance that you can use it to create your own Stuffer } program ViewKbdBufr; (******************************************************************** *** Written By Kevin R. Pierce - June 25, 1994 ********************************************************************* **) Uses OpString, {This is where HexB is. You can write your own easy enough} CRT; var Buffer_Head : Byte absolute $0040:$001A; Buffer_Tail : Byte absolute $0040:$001C; Buffer_Start: Byte absolute $0040:$0080; Buffer_End : Byte absolute $0040:$0082; var t : byte; begin clrscr; repeat gotoxy(1,1); writeln('Buffer Head = ',HexB(Buffer_Head)); writeln('Buffer Tail = ',HexB(Buffer_Tail)); writeln('Buffer Start = ',HexB(Buffer_Start)); writeln('Buffer End = ',HexB(Buffer_End)); writeln; if Buffer_Tail >Buffer_Head then {simple list} begin for t:=Buffer_Head to Buffer_Tail do write(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,t)^):4); end else {loop back to START} if Buffer_Head<>Buffer_Tail then begin for t:=Buffer_Head to Buffer_End do write(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,t)^):4); for t:=Buffer_Start to Buffer_Tail do write(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,t)^):4); end; clreol; writeln; writeln(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,Buffer_Head)^):3); writeln(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,Buffer_Tail)^):3); writeln(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,Buffer_Start)^):3); writeln(Byte(Ptr(Seg0040,Buffer_End)^):3); writeln; for t:=ofs(Buffer_Head) to ofs(Buffer_Tail) do write(Byte(Ptr(seg(Buffer_Head),t)^):3); until FALSE; {endless Loop - Use Ctrl-Break to stop (you might have to reboot if you run BP under Windows.} end.