9:54 PM   August 24, 1992

This is a utility that I copied from PC Computing, Sept. 92 issue.  
I've supplied the script file that I used to create shiftmod.com, 
as well as shiftmod.com itself.  This was originally created by 
David DeVere, Pittsburgh, Penn.

The program remaps "<" and ">" to "," and "." respectively.  You 
can still the the angle bracketts by holding BOTH shift keys down 
at the same time.  The nice thing about this program is that it 
seems to hold in all programs (like wordstar, etc.).  It does not 
work, however, in Windows.

It takes about 526 bytes of memory.  Makes typing in references 
for bibliographies, etc. less of a hassle, as you can keep the 
shift key pressed while typing initials.  I had to make a macro in 
my wordprocessor to routinely replace the < and > accordingly, but 
my bibliography database program does not have such abilities.  
So, shiftmod.com is perfect.