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 Command:  Setup/Displays/0 TTL Mono              < SD0 > 
 Purpose:  Configure Patternland for a monochrome display  
 Information:
     The Display number shown on Setup/View is changed to 0.
     All colors are reset to the Black and White color set.

     Graphics display modes are not available, however graphics 
     printing is still possible.
 Comments:
     The program defaults to this display if no configuration 
     weaving is present.  

     Patternland is shipped configured for monochrome system.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save 
            Display/Modes/Text-Data
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/1 16-Color CGA          < SD1 > 
 Purpose:  Configure Patternland for CGA color video    
 Information:
     This configuration is for the original Color Graphics 
     Adapter (CGA) and unenhanced RGB digital color display.
 Comments:
     Use EGA/Color for an EGA video card driving an unenhanced 
     display.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save 
            Display/Modes/CGA
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/2 8-Color CGA           < SD2 > 
 Purpose:  Configuration instructions for 8-color       
 Information:
     A few early displays could only show eight colors.  You must 
     choose Setup/Displays/1 and then adjust all colors to a 
     pleasing combination for your system.
 Comments:
     Don't use colors 8-15 in your weavings.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/CGA 
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/3 Composite CGA         < SD3 > 
 Purpose:  Configure Patternland for a composite mono display
 Information:
     The Display number shown on Setup/View is changed to 3.
     All colors are reset to the Black and White color set.

     Some CGA cards have an RCA type plug for composite displays, 
     either monochrome or color.  CGA Graphics display modes ARE 
     available with this configuration. 
 Comments:
     Use 16-color CGA with a Color composite display, since all 
     color CGA modes are available.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/CGA 
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/4 EGA-Color             < SD4 > 
 Purpose:  Configure an EGA card with unenhanced color display
 Information:
     With this equipment you can show 16 simultaneous colors in 
     the equivalent of lo-res and hi-res CGA graphics, by using 
     EGA low and medium res modes.  However, you cannot adjust 
     the EGA palette or access the EGA hi-res mode. 

     The Display number shown on Setup/View is changed to 4.
     All colors are reset to the default color set.
 Comments:
     64K and 256K EGA cards yield the same result with the 
     unenhanced RGB display.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/EGA 
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/5 EGA-256K              < SD5 > 
 Purpose:  Configure a 256K EGA card with enhanced display
 Information:
     This is the full EGA configuration that allows hi-res 
     mode in 16 colors plus EGA palette adjustment.

     The Display number shown on Setup/View is changed to 5.
     All colors are reset to the default color set.
 Comments:
     The EGA palette allows you to adjust any of the 16 colors to 
     EGA colors 0-63.  Two EGA palettes are maintained--one for 
     menus and one for weavings.  AVOID adjusting colors 16, 7, 
     and 15 since black, grey, and white are needed for some 
     features--like the palette adjuster itself--where the 
     weaving palette is used.  
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/EGA/all options 
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/6 EGA-64K               < SD6 > 
 Purpose:  Configure a 64K EGA card with enhanced display
 Information:
     This is a limited EGA configuration that allows hi-res 
     mode in 16 colors but no EGA palette adjustment.

     The Display number shown on Setup/View is changed to 6.
     All colors are reset to the default color set.
 Comments:
     The original IBM EGA card was shipped with 64K and can be 
     upgraded to 256K.  All other EGA cards have 256K. 
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/EGA/all options 
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/7 MCGA                  < SD7 > 
 Purpose:  Configure an MCGA color or B&W system
 Information:
     MCGA allows adjusting the VGA palette of 262144 colors in a 
     low-res graphics mode and text mode.

     A very hi-res monochrome mode is available.

     If you have a monochrome MCGA system, you must choose 
     Setup/Colors/B&W Reset AFTER selecting this option.  This 
     leaves the graphics modes available but changes program 
     colors to an appropriate B&W set.

     EGA modes and VGA 16-color hi-res are not available.
 Comments:
     The IBM Model 30 and Model 25 have MCGA-only systems.  An 
     additional video card can upgrade those models to full VGA 
     capability.

     The MCGA video is capable of 256 simultaneous colors, 
     however Patternland only allows 16 colors to maintain 
     compatibility between text and graphics modes.
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/VGA/Low and High
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 Command:  Setup/Displays/8 VGA                   < SD8 > 
 Purpose:  Configure a VGA color or B&W system
 Information:
     VGA supports all EGA and VGA modes plus the palette of 
     262144 colors available from the analog display.
     
     The EGA palette adjuster is not available; the VGA palette 
     is presented instead.

     When you change from EGA to VGA modes with this option, the 
     current EGA palette is converted to VGA values.

     If you have a monochrome system, you must choose 
     Setup/Colors/B&W Reset AFTER selecting this option.  This 
     leaves the graphics modes available but changes program 
     colors to an appropriate B&W set.
 Comments:
     The IBM Model 30-286 and Model 50 and above have VGA 
     systems.  

     All PC systems can be upgraded to VGA with a new video card 
     and display.

     The VGA video is capable of 256 simultaneous colors in low-
     res, however Patternland only allows 16 colors to maintain 
     compatibility between text and graphics modes. 
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save
            Display/Modes/VGA/all options
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