Here is a neat TSR I found on the Fidonet 80xxx echo.

file_id.diz:
CDEJECT.COM is a TSR that ejects the CD
caddy when ALT-SysRq is pressed.

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n CDEJECT.COM
e100 E9 CF 0 EB "!"90 0 D 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
e11C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9C "="0 85 "u"3 E8 8 0 9D 9C "."FF 1E 22
e135 1 CF "`"E 1F B8 0 15 "3"DB CD "/"88 E 6 1 83 FB 1 "|"3 E8 2 0
e14D "a"C3 "Q"6 1E 7 "2"ED 8D 1E "!"1 89 1E 15 1 8C 1E 17 1 8D 1E
e163 7 1 8A E 6 1 B8 10 15 CD "/"7 "Y"C3 D A "Jeff Aust -- Mindsc"
e186 "ape, QA Dept -- 7/29/94"D A "CDEJECT installed."D A "Press "
e1B9 "ALT-SysRq to eject CD."D A "$"E 1F 8E 6 ","0 B4 "I"CD "!"8D
e1DD 16 9D 1 B4 9 CD "!"B8 15 "5"CD "!"8C 6 "$"1 89 1E 22 1 B8 15
e1F3 "%"8D 16 3 1 CD "!"8D 16 D2 1 CD "'"
rCX
100
w
q  CRC32=020550E5 * CSCRIPT 2.0
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 Save the script between the hash marks to an ASCII file.
 At the DOS prompt enter,  "DEBUG < filename"
 where "filename" is the name of the saved ASCII file.

Come to think of it, I believe this is the first program I've
seen that uses the SysRq key!

... Don't play "stupid" with me...I'm better at it!

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