
                                   Put String

  This program puts a string of characters and some  special  codes  into  the
keyboard buffer. It can be used from batch files to execute DOS commands after
the batch file having been finished.

You can enter hexadecimal values in the form of '\x##' to insert the character
with that ASCII code or use the following C-style codes for special keys: '\b'
stands for BackSpace, '\n' for Ctrl-Enter, '\r' for  Enter,  '\s'  for  Space,
'\t' for Tab, '\\' for BackSlash, '\'' for apostrophe and '\"'  for  quotation
mark.

  The source of this program is public domain and provided here "as  is"  -  I
don't feel like commenting it but if you have problems then feel free  to  ask
me. If you derive your own program from the source or put a part of the source
into your own program, please, give me a credit and send a copy to me.

Joe Forster/STA
sta@c64.org
