

I'm willing to use some letter keys for this purpose and have them not work for typing - I don't need to type in Dino Eggs anyway - but perhaps a joystick on/off toggle (Alt-F12, perhaps?) would resolve that issue too. If AppleWin is able to detect a joystick, then it'll let you keep this option, otherwise it'll pop up a message box saying 'The emulator is unable to read your PC joystick.' One other thing: your USB joystick must be plugged in before you start AppleWin. Ive updated my NEWPRINT/80 virtual printer interface to work with the. What I hope to see is some way to specify which keys should be used for the four (eight?) directions as well as which ones should be used for the two buttons. Tom Charlesworth announced the released of Applewin Version 1.30. (Not to mention that it also requires that I hold my left wrist at a very unnatural angle that quickly becomes very tiring.) The latest version of the Applewin Apple II Emulator for Microsoft Windows has been released. I have fairly small hands and this stretch is uncomfortable to say the least. The only way I can find to keep one hand on the cursor keys and use the other to press the two buttons is to put my left pinky on the left Alt key and stretch my hand to span the space bar so that I can put my left index or thumb on the right Alt key.
#Applewin getting wireless joystick to work how to
On a laptop with no numeric keypad, trying to play a game that requires both joystick buttons for different purposes is all but impossible.Īs an example, the game Dino Eggs cannot be played without using both buttons frequently. Does anyone know how to do get this working on a pc I have a wingman pro conrtoller as well as a xbox pc wireless controller and neither of them work when I. I'd really like there to be some option for configuring the keys used by the joystick emulation.

I hope I'm not repeating a request that already exists but I didn't see.
