Key files for AnalytiCalc/Amiga

These key definition files (all with .CMD type) should be
copied into some area and that area assigned as dk:

e.g.

copy #?.CMD ram:
Assign dk: ram:

The PCCHELP.HLP file should be in your default directory when
running AnalytiCalc. The keypad picture in it reflects what these
keyfiles do. a "gold key" style interface is used so that F1
acts as a "shift" key for the rest. It can act as a multiple
shift key (with up to 26 levels!) if you like; look over the
files to see the (somewhat kludgey) methods used.

With these keydefs and AnalytiCalc/Amiga, 3rd rev, you will be
able to have a somewhat sensible set of command defs.

NOTE: these files more or less assume you use "command mostly"
mode entry. SOME attempt to save/restore your entry mode,
where others just will dump you into command-mostly" mode
(use the /; command to get to enter-mostly). Edit the files
if you need to; they're just text files. You probably should
filter them all also, to remove the extra carriage return
characters.

The keypad picture shows two vertical rows of keys for F1 to F10,
which will be fixed one of these days. The definitions shown
are however correct.

