Автор: Rick O'Neill
Год: 1989
Издатели: Your Sinclair
Языки:
Английский
Формат:
TAP лента
Требования:
ZX Spectrum 48K
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Год: 1989
Издатели: Your Sinclair
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GIGATEXT
by Rick O'Neill
from Your Sinclair, August 1989
Text utilities aren't exactly new to Pitstop, but here's one that'll
blow your lips off. For not only will Rick O'Neill's masterpiece print
in characters four (yes, four) times the usual size, it will do it in
any of eight (that's right, eight) different styles. And all with the
grace and speed that only 100% Machine Code can provide.
What's more, it's unbelievably easy to use. Just type in the Basic
loader/demo and save it with SAVE "GIGA TEXT" LINE 10. Then type in
the Hex Listing with the Hex Loader, and save it after the first part.
It really is that simple, folks.
Finer Details
On reloading the program you see a quick demonstration, and then it's
over to you. First, choose a style of text, from one to eight. These
are as follows:
1. Bold
2. Outlined
3. Light shadow
4. Heavy shadow
5. Bold offset
6. Outlined offset
7. Outlined bold
8. Inline
Then, define a string M$. Say, for instance, you wanted to print
"Rooibostea", outlined, at a position 75 pixels across and 63 pixels
down. You'd type in:
LET M$=CHR$ 75+CHR$ 63+"2Rooibostea"
and then:
RANDOMIZE USR 65000
to print it. Et, well, voila!
Now, who's going to write Tera Text?
by Rick O'Neill
from Your Sinclair, August 1989
Text utilities aren't exactly new to Pitstop, but here's one that'll
blow your lips off. For not only will Rick O'Neill's masterpiece print
in characters four (yes, four) times the usual size, it will do it in
any of eight (that's right, eight) different styles. And all with the
grace and speed that only 100% Machine Code can provide.
What's more, it's unbelievably easy to use. Just type in the Basic
loader/demo and save it with SAVE "GIGA TEXT" LINE 10. Then type in
the Hex Listing with the Hex Loader, and save it after the first part.
It really is that simple, folks.
Finer Details
On reloading the program you see a quick demonstration, and then it's
over to you. First, choose a style of text, from one to eight. These
are as follows:
1. Bold
2. Outlined
3. Light shadow
4. Heavy shadow
5. Bold offset
6. Outlined offset
7. Outlined bold
8. Inline
Then, define a string M$. Say, for instance, you wanted to print
"Rooibostea", outlined, at a position 75 pixels across and 63 pixels
down. You'd type in:
LET M$=CHR$ 75+CHR$ 63+"2Rooibostea"
and then:
RANDOMIZE USR 65000
to print it. Et, well, voila!
Now, who's going to write Tera Text?