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tag $ p
tag % pr
tag # u attr
tag + p field
$══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
═══════════════════════ % MODIFY FIELD ATTRIBUTES $ ════════════════════════
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Attributes ═══# $ P = Protect,%U$= Unprotect
H = High intensity,%L$= Low intensity
B = Blink
R = Reverse
_ = Underline
D = Dark
0 ...%7$= Foreground color code
(Defaults are show in reverse video.)
+Enter a combination of attributes above to change the way this message
looks. Each of the symbols on a line are mutually exclusive. If
you enter an invalid combination, the panel routines will trap the error
and end this program. These are the same codes used when tagging a panel
field. Some attributes may have no effect on the particular display
adapter you are using. For example, the color codes will have no effect
on a monochrome display, and underline will have no effect on a color
display adapter.$