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Data for AMES, Incorrectly designed E

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12-1 STRATA layout 161 12-2 STRATA logo 162 12-3 STRATA program 163 12-4 Corner of the FX-80 design 164 12-5 FX-80 figure 168 12-6 Program for FX-80 figure 168 12-7 FX-100 figure 169 12-8 Program for FX-100 figure 170 12-9 More distinct version 171 12-10 Most distict version 172 12-11 Reversed version 172 13-1 Computer memory as sketch pad 174 13-2 Array in memory and on paper 174 13-3 Ones and zeros become dots and blanks 175 13-4 Labelled cell 175 13-5 Plotting a circle 177 13-6 Displaying an array 178 13-7 Divide and conquer 182 14-1 Printing the array contents 191 14-2 Pattern sets 191 14-3 Program for SYMMETRY 194 14-4 Symmetric pattern 1 195 14-5 Symmetric pattern 2 196 14-6 Symmetric pattern 3 196 15-1 ROM and user-defined characters 199 15-2 User-defined E 201 15-3 Incorrectly designed E 202 15-4 Pins chosen by attribute byte 203 15-5 Attribute byte conversions 204 16-1 Side-by-side characters 216 16-2 Double high and wide character 218 16-3 Program for giant G 220 16-4 Giant G 221 16-5 Data for AMES 222 16-6 Games seem same 222 16-7 Messages in three pitches 223 16-8 Tracks 224 16-9 Interlace 225 xv

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12-1
STRATA
layout
...........................
161
12-2
STRATA logo
.............................
162
12-3
STRATA program
..........................
163
12-4
Corner of the FX-80 design
...................
164
12-5
FX-80 figure
...............................
168
12-6
Program for FX-80 figure
....................
168
12-7
FX-100 figure
..............................
169
12-8
Program for FX-100 figure
...................
170
12-9
More distinct version
.......................
171
12-10
Most distict version
.........................
172
12-11
Reversed version
...........................
172
13-1
Computer memory as sketch pad
.............
174
13-2
Array
in
memory and on paper
...............
174
13-3
Ones
and zeros become dots and blanks
.......
175
13-4
Labelled cell
...............................
175
13-5
Plotting
a circle
............................
177
13-6
Displaying an array
........................
178
13-7
Divide and conquer
........................
182
14-1
Printing the array contents
...................
191
14-2
Pattern sets
...............................
191
14-3
Program
for SYMMETRY
...................
194
14-4
Symmetric pattern 1
........................
195
14-5
Symmetric pattern 2
........................
196
14-6
Symmetric pattern 3
........................
196
15-1
ROM and user-defined characters
.............
199
15-2
User-defined E
.............................
201
15-3
Incorrectly designed E
.......................
202
15-4
Pins chosen by attribute byte
.................
203
15-5
Attribute byte conversions
...................
204
16-1
Side-by-side characters
......................
216
16-2
Double high and wide character
..............
218
16-3
Program for giant G
........................
220
16-4
Giant G
..................................
221
16-5
Data for AMES
............................
222
16-6
Games seem same
..........................
222
16-7
Messages in three pitches
....................
223
16-8
Tracks
....................................
224
16-9
Interlace
..................................
225
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