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     |                     The Byte Bastards Present...                 |
     |                      (=->  Doublestuff  <-=)                     |
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                |         Docs typed in by: Sir Mangar         |
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                                  Introduction
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Doublestuff is an applesoft compatible language, that is not loaded like
applesoft,  it  is  loaded into the area of memory were integer basic is
loaded. It actually "Doubles" the graphics of your 128k //e or  standard
Apple  //c. The Basic prompt now, instead of "]" is now "}". To use this
you MUST be in 80 columns, and when you boot the disk, it  will  install
Doublestuff  into  memory,  and  put  you  into  80 columns,with the "}"
prompt. 


                                  The Demos
                                  ---------

To see whats available for demo  programs,  type  "catalog"  watch  your
typing. A program listed is called "ME FIRST" this program when executed
will  run  the  Double  lo-res  demo  menu,  if you press <ESC> from the
inverse menu <made like that  for  easier  viewing  on  color  composite
monitors>, pressing <ESC> will bring you to the double Hi-res menu. Just
type the number you want on either menu,to select what you want to see. 


                                The Language
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The  Language is basically the same, except for these new changes, every
thing is compatible: 
     
     o Hi-res is now 0-559 by 0-191 instead of 0-279  by  0-191  pixels.
     (Hploting Co-ordinates:X=0 to 559,Y=0 to 191)
     
     o  Lo-res  is  now  0-79  by 0-47 instead of 0-39 by 0-47 blocks of
     graphics. (Plot, Hlin, Vlin Co-ordinates:X=0 to 79, Y=0 to 191)
     
     o In Hi-res, the colors are the same as Lo-res
     
     o The commands HGR and GR turns on graphics mode to the last  color
     used,  I.E.:Hcolor=5,  then  a HGR would turn on Hi-res with a grey
     screen. To get a black Hi-res or Lo-res screen, just do a  hcolor=0
     or color=0 respectively. 
     
     o  The  disk has Standard Dos 3.3 and Turbo dos, for faster access,
     this disk will not work with: Diversi Dos, David Dos or ProntoDos. 
     
     o Here are the colors and numbers for HCOLOR=x and color=x,  (x=the
     number of the color), 0=black. 
     

 1. Red          5. Gray           9. Orange         13. Yellow
 2. Dark Blue    6. Medium Blue   10. Gray 2         14. Aqua
 3. Violet       7. Light Blue    11. Pink           15. White
 4. Dark Green   8. Brown         12. Light Green


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