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File:				DoubleMode
Author:				Jesper Skov
Email:				jskov@iesd.auc.dk
Short:				Two characters assigned to one key.
Version:			1.3
Date:				02.04.95
Local settings:		double_mode (boolean)
Global settings:
Keysequence:		Danish:
					;/;;  -> æ/;
					:/::  -> Æ/:
					'/''  -> ø/'
					"/""  -> Ø/"
					[/[[  -> å/[
					{/{{  -> Å/{
Type:				function/key
Prereq:				(FMC.FPL)
Copyright:			© 1994-1995, Jesper Skov
					Use/distribute according to the terms of GNU GPL.
					(See the file 'COPYING.GNU' for more info!)
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FUNCTION
  With this function it is possible to type two (different) letters with one
  key. I know, sounds a bit strange. The point is: I'm Danish and when I'm
  writing Danish texts I need the special Danish characters æøå/ÆØÅ. However,
  I really hate the Danish keymap because... Erm, I just prefer the USA1
  (or is the default Amiga keymap USA0?) keymap, OK? Right... So, the big
  problem is how to assign two different letters to the same key!?! Well, a
  solution is to let a single and a double "key press" have two different
  outputs!!!
  Sounds funky, but is actually pretty neat. Have a try if you don't know
  what the h**l I'm talking about.
  If you want to do a special adaption of the key bindings for your country's
  keymap, please send them to me and I'll release an updated file (you'll
  be credited, of course)

HISTORY (REV)
  02.04.95 (3)	Is now a minor mode.
  06.03.95 (2)	Bug from clean up fixed.
  02.03.95 (1)	Code cleaned up.
  29.10.94 (0)	Initial release. Includes key bindings for the Danish keymap.

BUGS
  None known.

SEE ALSO
  FMC.FPL.readme
Arthur C. Clarke's "The City and the Stars" (ISBN: 0-553-28853-9)