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SCREEN 13
CALL WriteText("This is how it works", 20, 20, 21, -1)
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#12
roflmao x10000

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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#13
yeah i allready got that
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#14
or you could use my font routine that allows you to make custom colors for your text.

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#15
PP256. :*)
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#16
This can be done with most gane libraries (as you probably know). Direct QB has a DQBPrint function, Future and UGL probably (as in, I'm 99.9999% sure) have one, though I haven't tried either yet.

If you just want the text routines, it's possible to build the QLB with just the font routines in DQB, and once again, I haven't tried this with Future or UGL but am pretty sure they can as well (70% this time).
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#17
so you could use one of these programs to make normal sized DOS font in screen 13?
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#18
You could use UGL's vector fonts =). They are resizable even =P.

alternatively you could try this =P
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#19
I made a font, athough it's not very professionally done. It's a really big file and uses PSET commands, but it's simple to use and has everything on the keyboard. You probably won't like it but, what the heck, here's my site.
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#20
You should ideally use LINE command to print your font on the screen. The secret is to use the bitscan field =P(Look up the line command in qb's help).
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