Here is a nice 'choice' type utility I just rediscovered.

ASK.COM pauses until a key is pressed and then returns an
errorlevel equal to the ASCII code of the key pressed. Lower
case letters are automatically capitalized.

The uppercase letters A through Z correspond to  ASCII codes
65 through 90.   0 through 9 correspond to ASCII codes 48
through 57.

                        *********************
                        ASCII scan code chart
                        *********************
 27 : <Esc>
 65 : A   66 : B   67 : C   68 : D   69 : E   70 : F   71 : G   72 : H
 73 : I   74 : J   75 : K   76 : L   77 : M   78 : N   79 : O   80 : P
 81 : Q   82 : R   83 : S   84 : T   85 : U   86 : V   87 : W   88 : X
 89 : Y   90 : Z

 --[Cut here]----------------------------------------------------------
A 0100
MOV AH,08
INT 21
OR AL,AL
JZ 0114
CMP AL,7A
JA 011A
CMP AL,61
JB 011A
AND AL,DF
JMP 011A
MOV AH,08
INT 21
XOR AL,AL
MOV AH,4C
INT 21

N ASK.COM
RCX
1E
W
Q
 --[Cut here]----------------------------------------------------------
 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.

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