­Hola James!
El Wednesday September 24 1997, James Norman le escribi¢ a Anyone:
 JN> void screen(int fc, int bc, char sym) {
 JN>         textcolor(fc); textbackground(bc);
 JN>         int i = 0;
 JN>         int j = 0;
 JN>         for (i= 1; i <= 25; i++) {
 JN>                 for (j = 1; j <= 80; j++) {
 JN>                         cprintf("%c", sym);
 JN>                 }
 JN>         }
 JN> }
 JN> // I call the function like this .... screen(15, 1, '*');
 JN> // takes a while for the screen to come up...just wondering if there is 

 JN> better way to do this...any help would be much appreciated...thanx!!!!
    Yes, by accessing to the video RAM directly. I  can't remember how you 
had to put the data to the memory, but you can find that in any Assembly 
norton guide or interrupt list.
   Salute !!!                                             ALEX
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