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COLOR MENU
The Color Menu lets you change the color or
brightness of your
TV
display-you can use the Color
and
Level guides to produce 128 colors, change the
color of
12 pre-arranged patterns,
or
add
a constantly
changing splash of
rainbow to
your drawings,
,
To
change the color of
any
of
the color
registers,
first call
up the Color Menu (type C
on your
keyboard
or
position the cursor
over
the Color Menu
box on
your
TV screen and press one of
the
control buttons),
When
the
Color
Menu
appears, select the color
register
you
want
by typing 0,
1.
2, or 3 on your
keyboard or
by using
the
stylus
to
place the
cursor on
the appropriate
horizontal color box and pressing
a
control button,
The
colors of
the
four
color registers
and
the 12
pre-designed patterns are determined by
the
color
and
bnghtness
levels in the
vertical
Color
and
Level
guides
at
the
right
of
the Color Menu, As you switch
from one color register to another,
you'll
note that the
arrows
beside
the Color and Level
guides
move up
and
down and
that
the colors
and brightness within
the vertical
bars change,
These
arrows indicate the
Color
or
Level
you're currently
using, For
example,
the
default
color
in
color register 3
is
a blue made
up
of
Level 4, Color
g,
You can select any of
16
colors (0
through
15) and
eight
brightnesses (0 to 15, since each brightness en-
compasses two bars) to change the color
of
a
color
register or pattern-use
the
stylus
to
position
the
cur-
The Color Menu
sor next to the number
you want
in the
Color
or Level
guide, then press
a
control button, Whenever you
move an arrow to
change
color or brightness
in
one
guide, changes also occur
in
the other guide as well
as
in
the solid colors and color patterns,
After you change the color or brightness of a
color
register and move to your electronic canvas, anything
you
draw-
plus anything previously drawn in that
register
-will be
in
the
new
color,
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