

		  ascii values for selected keystrokes



	a - 97          A - 65		0 - 48
	b - 98		B - 66		1 - 49
	c - 99		C - 67		2 - 50
	d - 100		D - 68		3 - 51
	e - 101		E - 69		4 - 52
	f - 102		F - 70		5 - 53
	g - 103		G - 71		6 - 54
	h - 104		H - 72		7 - 55
	i - 105		I - 73		8 - 56
	j - 106		J - 74		9 - 57
	k - 107		K - 75
	l - 108		L - 76
	m - 109		M - 77
	n - 110		N - 78
	o - 111		O - 79
	p - 112		P - 80
	q - 113		Q - 81
	r - 114		R - 82
	s - 115		S - 83
	t - 116		T - 84
	u - 117		U - 85
	v - 118		V - 86
	w - 119		W - 87
	x - 120		X - 88
	y - 121		Y - 89
	z - 122		Z - 90
			  



    	to test for keystroke A (ascii value 65) , the batch code line

	would look like ...


	if errorlevel 65 call subroutinea

        
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        to test for the negative condition (or to do more than 1 command
        for a given keystroke ...)

        if not errorlevel 65 goto nota
                call suborutinea                
                call subroutineaa
        :nota
        
