on 10/14/01 1:54 AM, John Teffer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > How about hacking a used Sega controller's outputs to the monitors buttons, > and then programming in a series of button pushes to return the monitor to > it's proper settings? (Preferably using some noisy relays and/or solenoids > in between, along with several colored lights) > > If the monitor has a light that comes on or changes color when the monitor > powers up, use that as the trigger to set off the series of button presses. > > Be sure to use ALL of the controllers memory (if there's any left over) to > do some impressive resizing and rotating back and forth while it's adjusting > for snazzyness. > > An A/B switch will allow you to use the game pad AS a game pad. (by running > more wires to the keyboards key switches.
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