This is a file written in debug from "DOS RESOURCE GUIDE"
to access the ANSI commands from the command line using your DOS
manual or 3rd party guides you can access most ANSI commands using
ESC.COM examples of SYNTAX are as follows;

                ESC [1;33;44m

this will give a color monitor intense yellow forground with blue
back ground.
        Be sure to leave a space between ESC and the first [ of your
paramaters. Another SYNTAX could be;

                ESC [=3h

this will give a color monitor 80 character line with 25 screen line

                Have fun and experment with the power of ANSI on you system
and when you check it out you will find that you can also assign keys to
do functions for you. Such a SYNTAX could be;

                ESC [0;68;"DIR";13p

this will redefine F10 key to give you a DIR listing

                This is a small file and require very little memory, you
can run from a Batch file or from Command line. But, none of this will run
unless you have your ANSI.SYS loaded into your CONFIG.SYS file
the SYNTAX for loading ANSI.SYS is a line in your config.sys;

                 DEVICE=ANSI.SYS
                       or
                 DEVICE=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS

or where ever else you may have stored your DOS files.



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