JOYKEYS 1.21    
    Do you have a Joystick or two attached to your computer?  Do you have any
    programs that you wish used those Joysticks, but they don't?  Then
    JOYKEYS is for you.


    * A program that "fakes" other programs into thinking keystrokes came
      from the keyboard, when they really didn't - they were initiated by a
      Joystick (sort of like a mouse).
    * A Terminate-and-Stay-Resident (TSR) program.  It takes up approximately
      2000 bytes (2K) of RAM (Random Access Memory).
    * A program that works with one or two Joysticks.  It automatically
      senses how many are installed.
    * A program that can have any of its settings changed, be ENABLEd (turned
      on), DISABLEd (turned off), or UNINSTALLed (completely removed from
      memory) at any time from the DOS prompt.
    * A program that works consistently on all IBM compatibles, regardless of
      CPU type or speed, including "turbo" models that can change CPU speeds
      on the fly.
    * A program written entirely in Assembly Language.  I was interested in
      "fooling around" with assembly language as a way to learn it, and
      decided to try and make a useful program.  JOYKEYS was what I ended up
      writing.