@2{DMC TEXT COMMANDS HELP
      @3
      }By Andy (yip me again) Gibson
      @4

      In this text file  (when loaded into your text editor) you will see
      how  to  add your own #4FLASHING TEXT @4inside sentences as well as how
      to include ClipArt pictures and also the text headings.
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      Let's do a whole line of Red Flashing Text Now ....
      #2
      THIS LINE OF TEXT IS COLOURED RED AND FLASHES CONSTANTLY !
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      Don't  forget that 24 lines of text can be shown on each page and I
      would advise you to add at least one colour code after every couple
      of pages, or DMC will revert back to white (default) text !
      @5
      Don't forget that you can turn all these colours On or Off also !
      @3
      Right,  enough about that for now, let's get ready to turn the page
      to  see  some  ClipArt (and flashing ClipArt) that can be used with
      this F1 Licenceware #3GOLD @3Version of DMC.
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      Turn the page to see it now ------#4>>>
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      @4When  you  load this file into your text editor you will be able to
      see the commands used to display the ClipArt images.

      There  are  seven ClipArt images that can be displayed.    Each one
      has its own individual position on the screen.
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      ClipArt Pic 1 - Large   At Top Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 2 - Medium  At Top Left Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 3 - Medium  At Top Right Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 4 - Smaller At Top Left Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 5 - Smaller At Bottom Left Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 6 - Smaller At Top Right Of Screen.
      ClipArt Pic 7 - Smaller At Bottom Right Of Screen.
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      As you will see, the ClipArt Pics can also contain all the flashing
      colours  (same  as  text colours) and this can be achieved by using
      the colours from the palette supplied with example ClipArt Pics.

      Load  them into your paint package for more details and NEVER alter
      the resolution, positions or the palette !!!
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                                   @5OK, so you  have  already seen the top
                                   ClipArt  Pic  (above), but now you can
                                   see another ClipArt pic to the left of
                                   this text.


      By  carefully positioning your text, you can come up with some neat
      looking articles now.

      The  AGAS  Logo  (above left) is ClipArt Pic Number 2 and only uses
      the first seven colours of the 16 colour palette.   This means that
      it does not include any flashing colours.

      OK,  let's  turn  the  page  and this time we will show ClipArt Pic
      number  3  which  is just the AGAS Logo again, but this time I have
      used some of the available flashing colours.

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      OK Everyone .... turn that page now -----#3>>>
      @2{HERE'S THAT LARGE HEADING
      @3
      }And Here's The Italic One!
      [3 @5


      Pretty neat stuff and something which
      you can do easily by yourself with no
      real effort at all.


      The  Logo  shown  above  is  ClipArt  Pic number 3 and by using the
      correct colours in the palette, it flashes (obviously).

      On the next page I will show another couple of ClipArt Images, this
      time they will be at the bottom left and at the bottom right.

      I will be using ClipArt Pic numbers 5 and 7.

      Then  over  the  next  couple  of  pages I will combine ClipArt pic
      numbers  4  and 6 and also some more flashing text just to give you
      as much help as I can.


      @2{NOT ANOTHER ONE OF THESE !
      @3
      }Afraid so matey !

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      The  best  way  to  learn is to experiment with various options and
      don't forget to load this file into your text editor to see all the
      commands used.





      #7
                              You Can  Even Have
                              Text Shown In Here





      #6{HEY I CAN FLASH IN ANY COLOUR !!!
      #3
      }So Can I (Amazing)

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      Don't forget that all the commands used in these text files to show
      ClipArt and colours etc will not be printed out to your printer  @1:)
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      Please also note that the ClipArt Pics will not be printed either !

      Sorry,  but  DMC  has  to  have its limitations I suppose and to be
      honest,  keeping DMC compatible with all Amiga Kickstarts was a big
      enough  task,  never  mind  keeping it compatible with most (if not
      all) printers also !
      @5OK,  on this page I won't display any heading as I think you should
      know how to do them already.

      I think a combination of some of the ClipArt pics and #5flashing @5text
      would be nice to finish this file off.

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                                   I  hope  you  have  many  happy  hours
                                   spicing  up  your  text files and hope
                                   you  have  even more fun creating your
                                   ClipArt to be shown alongside it also.

                                   This is THE ULTIMATE #4D@4isk #4M@4ag #4C@4reator.

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      Don't forget that all the commands can
      also  be  used  with the  Split-Screen
      articles  and  you can fully test your
      articles via the DMC Article Tester.

      OK, that's all for this file.     #3Bye!
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      End.