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  1. b?c0sThis a sample text file with
  2.  VT52 esc-sequences imbedded to demon-
  3.  strate the effectiveness of DB_BCON.
  4.  
  5.  For example, we'll save the cursor
  6. at X,Y= 14,6:j<---------here
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  8. pThen we'll print a line or two
  9. of text and then...
  10. restore the cursor to that position
  11. using <esc k>k<---now <esc k> works!q
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  18. Now something different...
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  20. Here are some sample color combinations
  21. that will befuddle users with a mono-
  22. chrome monitor <grin> (or with normal
  23. TOS4.1).
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  28. b1c0 and even color codes workr
  29. ∈b0 ∈c1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,:
  30. b0c1 even color codes workb1c0 (red)
  31. b0c2 even color codes workb2c0 (green)
  32. b0c3 even color codes workb3c0 (yellow)
  33. b0c4 even color codes workb4c0 (blue)
  34. b0c5 even color codes workb5c0 (magenta)
  35. b0c6 even color codes workb6c0 (cyan)
  36. b0c7 even color codes workb7c0 (grey 1)
  37. b0c8 even color codes workb8c0 (grey 2)
  38. b0c9 even color codes workb9c0
  39. b0c: even color codes workb:c0r
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  50.         A quickie color chart
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  52.    b0b1b2b3b4b5b6b7b8b9b:b;b<b=b>b?
  53. b1c3c0 c0b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  54. b1c3c1 c1b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  55. b1c3c2 c2b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  56. b1c3c3 c3b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  57. b1c3c4 c4b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  58. b1c3c5 c5b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  59. b1c3c6 c6b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  60. b1c3c7 c7b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  61. b1c3c8 c8b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  62. b1c3c9 c9b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  63. b1c3c: c:b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  64. b1c3c; c;b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  65. b1c3c< c<b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  66. b1c3c= c=b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  67. b1c3c> c>b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
  68. b1c3c? c?b0hub1hub2hub3hub4hub5hub6hub7hub8hub9hub:hub;hub<hub=hub>hub?hue
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  70.  
  71. Next...
  72. a couple of long-text-line samples...
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  83. pWRAP OFFq
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  85. Here is an extremely long sample line of text to test the effect of the line wrap function which would normally scroll down the left edge of the screen.
  86. (b7except that right now, wrap is offb1)
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  88. pWRAP ONq
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  90. Here is an extremely long sample line of text to test the effect of the line wrap function which would normally scroll down the left edge of the screen.
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