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It's still not quite as the original. In the original, Ctrl-<letter>
would be treated as <letter>. Is that worth fixing? Probably not.
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This is fairly restrictive (just like the original) so we may went
to let through a few more characters eventually. For now, let's be
conservative. It was possible to enter characters that would show
up in the save dialog as weird or underlined characters.
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added CTRL-c statue puzzle solver shortcut
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between screens.
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it's good idea :)
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The event manager keeps track of the mouse position and button
state, so using that should be both simpler and more reliable
than tracking it ourselves.
This loses the support for middle-clicking, but it's not clear
that this is needed anyway. (If necessary, it could be added to
the event manager.)
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Note that clicking on the "Return to DOS" button still calls a stub
function, but at least it no longer dies on mouse-over.
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