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Re: Italics (was Re: Mixed up colors)



Gee. Carl, yesterday I posted the settings, and you wanted the colors. Now
I send the colors and you want the settings. You can't have them both you
know. Well, maybe, because I just sent them to Paul. :)

Anyway, I filled in the blanks as requested.
Harry,
colors = (0,128,96) (255,255,255) (147,17,36) (0, 0, 159) (255, 255,
180) (0, 131, 223) (255,0,0) (10,100, 100) (165,210,210) (0, 255, 0)
(87, 0, 87) (255,183,0) (255, 255,255) (170,17,36) (220,220,220)
(0,0,0)

What XyWrite settings are you using with this? Fill in the blanks:

DF L1=33,1,33,33
DF L2=33,4,1,33,33

MD NM=207
MD BO=22
MD UL=27
MD BU=107
MD IT=30
MD BI=106
MD RV=12
MD BR=115


Also, from my post to Paul:
Also useful: df dd=128 gives you MoDe 79 for DeFined text that's MDNM and the whole color table when DeFined is still readable with dd=128.
And, as I said in an earlier post: the value one sets for MD NM can
interfere with the proper functioning of the settings for the top command
line: using MD NM=251 made the first two values under DF L1 not work
right. When I made it MD NM=207, all was well. Of course, I had to adjust
the colors= section of CONFIG.TXT to keep MD NM being black on white.

Also, also, I sent Paul this nifty little frame:
When you experiment, this U2 frame will be helpful, because it allows you to change a mode in settings.dfl and just hit the keystroke (that you assign in the KBD file) to see the effect "live."

XPLeNCODE v2.0 (ENCODE.EXE)
b-gin [UNTITLED]
{123}{123}5hbsa{125}{125} For ctrl-s and ctrl-e: keep bk=0 but
 get same effect; also if file is U2, calls LoadHelp {091}HB 1
0/21/09 rev. CLD 10/22/09{093}[cr|lf]{002}{<}SX01,{<}VA$FP{>}{>}
{<}SX02,{<}VA$U2{>}{>};*;[cr|lf]{<}IF{<}VA$EX{>}=="XML"{>}[JM_]
2.ZAP26{<}EI{>};*;[cr|lf]{<}IF{<}VA$EX{>}=="DFL"{>}[GT_]{<}SX0
2,{<}CP{>}{>}[BX_]sa[Q2_][BX_]load {<}PV01{>}[Q2_][BX_]jmp {<}
PV02{>}[Q2_]{<}PR new settings.dfl loaded{>}{<}EX{>}{<}EI{>};*
; ;*;[cr|lf]
-nd
XPLeNCODE
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Carl Distefano
cld@xxxxxxxx