(B)ack
------

 To set the background color using a numeric input in the range of 0 to 7.

 The input value relates directly to the following values.

   0 = black         1 = blue         2 = green          3 = cyan

   4 = red           5 = magenta      6 = brown          7 = light gray



(D)ef
-----

 This command sets the default color. The standard setup is white text with

 black background. You will be displayed the color menu. Select the color

 setting of your choice and press <RETURN>. When you perform a screen clear

 the default color settings are used.



(F)rame
-------

 If you wish to be able to see the screen boundries you may us this command

 to set the screen border, this is only while in Screen Editor.







(K)ey
-----

 The keypaint feature allows you to paint intricate areas of the screen using

 the cursor keys. When active a "P" appears on the bottom information line.

 The colors for painting are the current selected colors.





b(L)ink
-------

 If you wish to enter blinking text, you may use this command.

 It is a simple toggle, on/off.

 When active a "B" will be displayed on the bottom information line.





(M)enu
------

 This is an alternative to the BACK and TEXT commands.

 It will display a menu of color selections.

 Using the cursor keys to move the block cursor to the color setting of your
 choice.

 Then press <RETURN> to accept or ESC to leave the colors un-changed.


(P)allet
--------
 This is a powerful feature of Screen Editor. You have at your disposal up
 to 10 color paletes, 0 through 9. You may set these paletes to any color you
 choose. The default state for all pallets is white on black. Press the
 number of the pallet you wish to change. Choose the colors from the menu and
 press <RETURN>. Once defined it  will allow you to quickly change colors
 while working on a screen by pressing ^C then a number from 0 to 9. The
 value for that palete will then be used to set the colors of the characters.

 If you are using several colors in a screen, this can save you a great
 amount of time in development.

(T)ext
------

 This allows you to set the text color by entering a numeric value.

 This value ranges from 0 to 15.

  0 = black       1 = blue            2 = green         3 = cyan
  4 = red         5 = magenta         6 = brown         7 = light grey
  8 = dark grey   9 = light blue     10 = light green  11 = light cyan
 12 = light red  13 = light magenta  14 = yellow       15 = white


(0 .. 9)
--------

 This selects the color palete of your choice. There is no prompting.

 Just an immediate change which is reflected on the bottom line information

 line.




