Ascii-Chart
(ver unknown)
Abandoned Freeware


Ascii-Chart by Hecnor Software is a customizable TSR 
that will pop-up an  ASCII character chart from which 
you can select a character to input at the cursor 
position.  Its purpose is similar to the Character Map 
utility in Windows, but obviously limited to the 256 
ASCII characters.  Of course, you could always enter 
the ASCII characters using the "ALT+[3-numbers on]Keypad"
method, but this requires that you have a keypad and 
remember the code.  Ascii-Chart is visual, so you do 
not require either the keypad or remembering the codes.

While useful, especially when drawing ASCII boxes; to 
avoid potential hot-key conflicts, it is suggested that 
this TSR only stay loaded for the time that it is needed. 


SYNTAX:
	AC installs the TSR, and 
	executing AC again will remove the TSR

		/b = blink off
		/d = DESQview mode
		/q = quiet mode 

	/c = customizer (note: Modifies the executable file)
	/? or /h = list of switches


When chart is invisible:
CTRL+Left-Shift = PopUp chart showing last selection highlighted
Both Shift-keys = highlight character at cursor on chart, then PopUp chart

Alt Right-Shift = paste last selection invisibly highlighted on Chart
ALT+Left-Shift  = invisibly highlight character at cursor on chart, then paste 


When chart is visible:
Up/Dn arrows	= scroll to a character on the chart
Enter		= paste character highlighted on the chart
ESC		= visually hide the chart