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Some senseless babbling from Peter Fitzsimmons to Mike Ruskai
on 09-26-94 19:05 about VIO on PM...
MR> A VIO window in the PM has lousy ANSI. So, is there something that will
MR> provide a correct pallette and support blinking characters for a PM comm
PF> Blinking is not supported by PM (since it can't be done by common
PF> denominator vga hardware; note that full-screen blinking is handled by
PF> hardware, not software). On a personal note, I certainly don't miss
PF> blinking. What the heck do you need it for (in the context of
PF> bbs'ing)?
I don't personally care about blinking too much, however, I would like it
to at the very least NOT put a grey background on all blinking text.
PF> I have never used ZOC. Is it an AVIO PM app, or a text app that runs
PF> in a window? If the former, it must implement ANSI itself; if you are
PF> having difficulty with this, ask Luns Tee.
It appears to be AVIO.
MR> application? I am trying to give something to Markus Schmidt other than
MR> "stop using VIO", so he can get proper ANSI in ZOC.
MR> Anybody that can give
MR> me the name of an API?
PF> If this is a PM app, he shouldn't be using AVIO period. Tell him not
PF> to be cheap and write a real PM program!
The most sophisticated thing I've ever done is make a random password
generator in REXX (full featured of course ), so telling him to make a
real PM program just wouldn't come out right :)
But I'll pass the word along that there is a better way to do the screen.
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