You might be able to use my SCANCODE program to do that, available at
http://bretjohnson.us. It's actually way overkill for what you're trying to
do, but it might work. One thing it will let you do is convert one keystroke
(or keystroke combination) into another. Since you're remoting in with a
terminal, though, SCANCODE may not work since you are sending high-level ASCII
codes and SCANCODE works at the keyboard hardware level and may not be able to
"see" what you're typing. It can "type" the Alt key just fine, but it may not
be able to recognize when you want it to do the typing. You'll just need to
try it and see. I've not seen a small TSR that will do your specific task,.
You could maybe do some kind of custom keyboard map with the KEYB program,
though I'm not sure KEYB will let you manipulate the modifier keys (Shift,
Control, or Alt). Similarly, I don't think the FreeDOS ALIAS command (or ANSI
and other similar utilities that work at the ASCII level) will work with
modifier keys, so I don't think those will help either.
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