Key Modifier -- Automatic Misspelling Generator (c) 1995 Martin Mares, MJSoft System Software ================================================================================ Preface ======= KeyMod, its documentation and the ss.library are Copyright (c) Martin Mares, MJSoft System Software, Prague, Czech Republic. This archive can be freely redistributed as long as all of its files are included in their original form without any additions, deletions or modifications (excluding addition of other README-style files and icons) and no more than a nominal fee is charged for its distribution. All copyright notices in the programs and accompanying documentation files must remain intact. It's especially forbidden to add various '.displayme' files and BBS advertisements. This style of distribution is generally known as FREEWARE. Source text of this program is included in the distribution. You can freely improve it. If you want to distribute your improved version, there're two possibilities: (1) Send your improvements to me (the best form is a diff output) and I'll include them in the next release. (2) Distribute them alone. In this case, you must mention the name of original author, change the name of the product (not only by increasing the version), and obey all of the distribution rules mentioned above. This software is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. The author is not responsible for any damage caused by it. Introduction ============ This small commodity monitors the keyboard input and adds misspellings to it. This process is somewhat random, controlled by magic number entered as an optional parameter (the default value is 23333 -- use other values and see what does it affect the modification rate). The probability of misspelling increases rapidly with typing speed simulating real misspellings. The author doesn't guarantee quality of generated misspellings. It's even possible that the misspelling caused by this program reverses some caused by you (thus it helps you!). The only supported type is now the substitution of pressed key by some key on the left or on the right from it. The program can be stopped by sending a CTRL-C to it or by killing it from the Commodities Exchange utility. Requirements ============ - ss.library 5.1 or newer (downloadable from the AmiNet) - Kickstart and Workbench 2.04 or newer Notes ===== Send suggestions, bug reports and funny misspellings to .