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3.1.10 CHANGE COLOURS
The CHANGE COLOUR command is used to interactively change any of the 8
screen colours, or to change the screen colours to a predefined setting.
COMMAND FORMAT
#CHANGE COLOURS [CR]
or
#CHANGE COLOURS modifiers [CR]
If the command is used with no modifiers, a window is created displaying
a number of 'gadgets' used to change the current screen colours.
The colour to be changed is selected by moving the cursor to one of the
8 colour selection boxes at the bottom of the window. Clicking the mouse
over the colour selection box will allow the selected colour to be changed.
In the middle of the window are 3 slider controls. Each are used to control
to intensity of the red, green and blue components of the selected colour.
To change a colour, move the cursor over the knob of one of the slider
controls. Keeping the left button on the mouse depressed, the slider can
be moved left and right to alter the intensity of colour chosen.
When the required colours have been composed, clicking the close gadget at
the top left-hand corner of the window will save the new colours and return
you to the command processor.
MODIFIERS
RESET Will reset all 8 colours to the system defaults.
LAST Will reset all 8 colours to the last saved colour table.
YMC Will set the colours to yellow/magenta/cyan format:
Colour 0 White
Colour 1 Yellow
Colour 2 Magenta
Colour 3 Red
Colour 4 Cyan
Colour 5 Green
Colour 6 Blue
Colour 7 Black
GRAYSCALE Will set all 8 colours to a gray-scale.
DUMP Will list the red, green and blue component for each of the
8 colours.