Re: re. KEGS and Graphics Question?

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On Mar 26, 6:30 am, Doug Mitton <doug_mit...@hotmail.com.invalid>
wrote:
> (I'm re-posting this here as I suspect it its an Apple issue that I'm
> forgetting about ... maybe not emulator related.)
>
> Hello all;
>
> I'm dusting off some of my disk images and the Kegs emulator to give a
> nostalgic Apple // demonstration at our computer club.
>
> I have some games (battle chess and pacman), flight simulator, GSOS,
> GnoME and some text based development environments to show.  I also
> have a collection of Nibble programs that I typed in over the years.
>
> I have a problem that I can't remember the solution to for the life of
> me.  I have a menu "launcher" in 80 column mode.  I have a selection
> of "Mathland" (ie. Nibble Sept 86 page 70) programs.  When I select
> one, the Kegs emulator screen just becomes a static pattern of
> multicolored pixels instead of the geometric plot that its supposed to
> be.  The mathland programs use HGR mode.
>
> These images all worked on my original GS with the syquest "harddrive"
> and these are direct images of those.  I'm sure I've viewed them in
> the emulators before ... just been awhile.
>
> Is there some specific settings that I'm supposed to use to get these
> to display properly?  I'm certain I'm just forgetting something silly,
> its been almost 10 years since I got rid of my Apple // hardware and I
> only use the emulators when nostalgia raises its head.
>
> Thanks in advance.
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if your multi colored screen is showing more than the normal six
colors of black, white, orange, blue, violet and green, i.e you see
yellow, red, etc. ... then it is possible the double hi-res screen is
engaged.

Are your Mathland programs, applesoft programs?

Use  ? CHR$(21);  at the beginning of the program to disengage 80
columns

Rob