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 Command:  Edit/Modes/Grid-Checkerboard            < EMG > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control editing method for New Weaving
 Information: 
     When Grid-Checkerboard is ON, New Weaving presents the 
     comprehensive Edit/Weaving screen after requesting the new 
     limits and erasing the current weaving.

     When the switch is OFF, New Weaving presents a series of 
     numeric editing prompts for threading and for 
     tieup/treadling or harness combinations, instead of the 
     grid/board editor. 
     
 Comments: 
     The same numeric prompts used by New Weaving are always 
     available under the Edit/[...]/Change options. 

     There is no harm in switching between numeric and grid/board 
     editing; they are just different methods of changing the 
     same things.

 See Also:  Edit/Modes/Board style grid
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 Command:  Edit/Modes/Board style grid             < EMB > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control grid editing background style 
 Information: 
     When Board style grid is ON, the grid/board looks like a 
     Checkerboard and the pattern fills the squares.

     When the switch is OFF, the grid/board is a graph-like grid, 
     but the pattern blocks fill the intersections. 
 Comments: 
     Grid mode is most appropriate for most monochrome systems 
     since the filled blocks don't stand out as well on the 
     checkerboard background.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Colors/Grids
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 Command:  Edit/Modes/VGA-EGA 50-43 line           < EMV > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control text editing font style/lines
 Information: 
     When VGA/EGA 50-43 line mode is ON, the editors and text 
     mode displays shift to this mode.  The font style is square 
     instead of rectangularly high--creating square block 
     characters and more lines per screen.  

     When the switch is OFF, double-wide mode is required to 
     make block characters appear square.
 Comments: 
     This is one of the big advantages of an EGA or VGA system.
     
 See Also:  Edit/Modes/Wide Blocks
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 Command:  Edit/Modes/Wide Blocks                  < EMW > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control double wide text mode        
 Information: 
     When Wide Blocks is ON, the editors and text 
     mode display two characters for every one.  Since a 
     character matrix is roughly twice as high as wide, two 
     characters together yield a nearly square block.  

     When the switch is OFF, each pattern block appears as a 
     rectangle unless VGA/EGA 50/43 line mode is on.
 Comments: 
     In Double Wide mode, the harness and treadling numbers can 
     use numerals above harness/treadle 9 instead of A...G..y 
     Turn on Double Wide mode and Peg Plan Numeric to see all 
     harnesses up to 32 displayed as numbers.

 See Also:  Edit/Modes/VGA-EGA 50-43 line
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 Command:  Edit/Modes/Combined Numeric             < EMC > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control inclusion of colors/symbols  
 Information: 
     When Combined Numeric mode is ON, the numeric New Weaving 
     option and Change Warp and Weft all present prompts to 
     enter color and symbol number for each warp or weft thread 
     at the same time as the warp and weft data are requested.

     When combined Numeric is OFF, you can edit colors and 
     symbols through the Edit/Colors and Edit/Symbols menus.
 Comments: 
     This feature requires that Color Weave be ON for color input 
     and Multi-Warp and Multi-Weft Symbol be ON for their 
     respective symbol input to appear. 
      
     You can also change colors and symbols on the grid editing 
     screens.

 See Also:  Edit/Colors/all options
            Edit/Symbols/all options   
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