Flex Text (Apple II, 5 1/4" Disk) Beagle Bros - 1982 USA, Canada Release
Flex Text
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Product ID | BEAGL0019 |
Platform(s) | Apple II |
Packaging | Plastic Bag |
Media | 5 1/4" Disk |
Copyright date | 1982 |
Publisher(s) | Beagle Bros |
Developer(s) | Mark Simonsen |
Category(s) | Utilities |
Country of Origin | United States of America |
Description from the packaging.
70-Column Hi-Res Text Utility by Mark Simonsen
Unlocked,Unprotected and Customizable
VARIABLE-WIDTH TEXT: Flex Text lets your Basic programs produce normal 40-column text characters as well as EXPANDED and CONDENSED characters on the same screen, giving you a wide range of 20- to 70-CHARACTERS per text line. NO HARDWARE is required.
NORMAL APPLESOFT COMMANDS: Flex Text understands normal Applesoft commands, Including Home, Inverse, Normal, HTAB 1 THROUGH 70, and Vtab 24. Text window poke-commands are also supported. Flex Text is completely compatible with Synergistic's Program Line Editor and G.P.L.E.
ADD GRAPHICS TO TEXT (or Text to Graphics): In effect, you are able to HPLOT Hi-Res lines on your text screen layouts or type on your HI-Res drawings!
EXISTING PROGRAMS can be run under Flex Text control. Just boot Flex Text and run your Applesoft program. (Note: Some large programs may overwrite the hi-res screen and require extra manipulation. complete instructions are included.)
UPPER & LOWER CASE: No hardware Is required to produce attractive upper and lower case on the screen from your programs. In any width, of course!
RE-DEFINABLE CHARACTERS: Any text character may be redrawn with Flex Text's APPLE CHARACTER EDITOR, and stored on disk and/or in memory, giving you full control over previously fixed- format letters, numbers and symbols.
EASY TO USE: Just boot and go. Toggle between Apple's "normal" text screen and both HI-Res pages at will.
PLUS FREE PEEKS & POKES 11 x 17 WALL CHART INSIDE The most useful Apple PEEKS, POKES, POINTERS and CALLS on one big handy reference poster An Indispensable Apple programming tool!
System Requirements
DOS 3.3
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Required RAM | 48K |
Supported Video | 70-column text requires a monitor (instead of a TV) |