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Figure 0-15. Graphics Text Characters
Keyboard Control Of Graphics Text
Graphics text can be entered directly from the keyboard. The backspace, carriage return, and
line feed functions work as expected (even on inverted text), making it easy to add or edit titles
and labels. A summary of escape sequences and keyboard operations affecting Graphics Text
Mode is given in table D-11.
Table 0-11. Graphics Text Functions
Key
Description
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Selects the graphics image memory as the destination for all
text. Characters entering from the keyboard or datacomm,
are drawn as vectors in the graphics memory using the cur-
rent text size and angle (see below). The graphics cursor indi-
cates the position of the next character. Moving the graphics
cursor will cause the next text line to begin at the new cursor
position. The carriage return, line feed, and backspace func-
tions work normally.
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ter is a 5 by 7 matrix in a 7 by 10 cell. Increasing the size
makes the dots bigger while the character is still drawn as a 5
by 7 matrix.
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