Hi, > And these are my strange suggestions: > - Would it be possible to include an option for making Steemm to respond to > the Keyboard keys from the real OS, for example for making a Windows o Linux > software to do something (responding to the key pressed) at the same time > the Atari Software inside Steem and viceverse?. It would be interesting for > some live performances. It would be possible for Steem to get all key presses whatever window is focussed, but it would difficult, do you really think it would be that useful? > - Would be possilble to add a macro recorder able to control movementes of > the mouse to be managed in this way (assigning them to the PC keys?) . It > would be usefull for making a rack computer that can be controlled with some > keys to do whatever you want with your Atari Midi Stuff, asiggning the mouse > movements, and showing you the options selected in a LCD, very easy if we > can read teh key in the Stemm and in the native OS at the same time (to > control an LCD display is verey easy), you can work without CRT, Mouse, Hard > Disk and Floppy if you have this running in an autoboot IsoLinux CD. It > would ve a very good Midi Tool for experimental music. I'm not sure this would be very useful, most ST software uses the mouse in relative mode, so to actually get the position of the cursor on the screen is difficult. This also means that any movements in a macro would be relative to where the mouse starts, that could be anywhere on the screen. It is possible with most software (by sending enough up and left messages so the cursor starts at 0,0 before recording/replaying the macro), but it wouldn't work for everything and it would be quite slow. Interesting ideas though, maybe some people can think of better ways to implement them than I can. Russ -- Steem - http://www.blimey.strayduck.com/ Manage your list membership - //www.freelists.org/ Click here to unsubscribe - mailto:steem-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe