C64 Users Guide

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From [http://commodorecomputerclub.co.uk/view.php?art=commodore_free_23&loc=magazine#In%20the%20beginning%20part%208 Commodore Computer Club UK] 23 September 2008:

From [http://commodorecomputerclub.co.uk/view.php?art=commodore_free_23&loc=magazine#In%20the%20beginning%20part%208 Commodore Computer Club UK] 23 September 2008:

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Next is a colour bar programme. I have a few things to say before you have a go at typing it into the C=. Running this will create a series of reverse video colour bars on the screen. They will run till you press the run/stop key, only does the first 8 colours of the commodore's 16 and uses the chr$ codes. If you feel like experimenting and have the chart, feel free to expand this to the full16 colours. We have covered the rudiments for how to do that except for a command that is new to us at this point and I will get to that afterwards. I did make this as the 16 colours the tool that I use to test the colour chip and monitors when they come into my collection.

Next is a colour bar programme. I have a few things to say before you have a go at typing it into the C=. Running this will create a series of reverse video colour bars on the screen. They will run till you press the run/stop key, only does the first 8 colours of the commodore's 16 and uses the chr$ codes. If you feel like experimenting and have the chart, feel free to expand this to the full16 colours. We have covered the rudiments for how to do that except for a command that is new to us at this point and I will get to that afterwards. I did make this as the 16 colours the tool that I use to test the colour chip and monitors when they come into my collection.