ags@pucc-i (Seaman) (03/29/84)
There are two ways to put your Apple into inverse video mode from Pascal:
1. This seems to apply only if you are running with HAS LOWER CASE=FALSE
in your SYSTEM.MISCINFO. This is the default value and is appropriate
for an Apple II+. Inverse video can be used to represent upper case
letters, with normal video for lower case. On the //e, this mode
should be disabled by running SETUP and setting HAS LOWER CASE=TRUE.
2. This applies if you are using a //e with the Apple 80-column card.
If a program writes CTRL-O to the CONSOLE:, it enables inverse video.
To turn off inverse video, send a CTRL-N. These codes are not
operative if typed in from the keyboard; they must be written by
a program. (Possibly the program echoed back what you typed?)
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Dave Seaman
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"Against people who give vent to their loquacity
by extraneous bombastic circumlocution."