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THIS IS A BETA VERSION OF THIS APPLICATION NOTE, please give us your
suggestions and opinions.


Date: 6/25/93

The purpose of this function is to provide the ability to invoke BIOS 
interrupts from the FORTRAN Powerstation.


Files included in this sample:

      INT86QQ.ZIP:  A PKZIP v2.04G compressed file that includes all of the 
                    below files.  This file may or may not be sent with the 
                    files listed below.
      
      README.TXT:   This file
      
      FUNKEY.FOR:   Fortran code that calls INT86QQ to obtain keyboard input.
                          
      INT86QQ.FI:   Include file with the INTERFACE statement for FORTRAN.
      INT86QQ.FD:   Include file with data declarations for INT86QQ.
      
      INT86QQ.ASM:  MASM source for the INT86QQ function.
      INT86QQ.OBJ:  Binary immage of INT86QQ function compiled with MASM 6.10


To create the example:

Just include the OBJ file with your FORTRAN source files in your build.  

For Example:

      FL32 funkey.for int86qq.obj<ENTER>      ! Command line build.