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MouseText was available.
MouseText resulted in an
eightfold increase in
display speed for
mouse applications,
bringing such
text-based
applications as word...
-
characters in the
Apple IIGS
version of the
MouseText character set (shown below.) Two
characters in the
Apple II
MouseText character set was
updated for the GS...
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includes characters from the
Amstrad CPC, MSX,
Mattel Aquarius, RISC OS,
MouseText,
Atari ST, TRS-80
Color Computer, Oric,
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A, TRS-80...
-
Spectrum families included a rich set of line-drawing
characters as well:
MouseText is a set of
display characters for the
Apple IIc, IIe, and IIGS that includes...
- base of the
mouse (which rolls)
contrary to the
modern optical mouse,
which has no
rolling parts.
Rollovers can be done by imagery,
text or buttons. The...
-
models included MouseText, a set of
graphical glyphs used for
making a TUI. The
Corvus Concept computer of 1982 used a
function key-based
text interface on...
- in Osaka, ****an The "Running Man"
semigraphics characters from Apple's
MouseText,
Unicode points U+1FBB2 and U+1FBB3 "Running Man"
Mascot of AIM Search...
-
nature of the
Marlett glyphs, many of the
mappings shown are approximate.
MouseText (a set of
bitmapped characters used in
later Apple II
models for a similar...
- for the
text modes, and two new ROM
firmware chips. The 65C02
added more CPU instructions, the new
character ROM
added 32
special "
MouseText" characters...
- (also
referred to as: PSE or PTSE)
which used Apple's semi
graphical MouseText character set.
Supported file
transfer protocols ranged from
Kermit and...
