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FMTD <first> <last> <destination>

Limits: <first>, <last>

-1 thru -24 (EPROM) or

1 thru 300 (RAM)

1 thru 300 (RAM)

Description: The FMTD command copies a contiguous range of formats beginning with memory location

<first> and continuing thru location <last> to an area of format memory beginning at

location <destination>. Source and destination areas may overlap, but may not be identical.

Locations not overwritten with new data are left unchanged by this command. If duplicate

copies are not desired, then the FMTM command should be used instead of this one.

FMTE

Description: The FMTE command is used to mark the end of a format editing session. It switches context

away from that of editing a format by hiding the format editing commands (this command

does nothing in the current firmware version, but should be used for compatibility with

future versions of firmware).

FMTG?

Query Response: <test result>

Description: The FMTG? query tests the format in the format register for errors. If no errors are found,

FMTG? returns zero. Otherwise, if one or more errors exist, FMTG? returns the number of

the first error encountered (see “Error Messages” appendix for the cause and cure associated

with each error number). To test formats residing in format memory, use the FMTT? query.

FMTI <location>

Limits: <location>

1 thru 300 (RAM)

Description: The FMTI command first moves formats up one position starting at location <location>. Then

FMTI inserts (copies) the format in the format register into the format memory location

<location>. The format residing in the top-most format memory location before the FMTI

command is given is discarded in the process.

FMTJ

Description: Justify format in buffer. The justification routine will reduce the Horizontal Total as is

necessary to put the pixel rate at the JRAT and adjust the other horizontal timing parameters

by the same factor.

FMTK <name>

Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename

(8 characters minus any extension)

Description: Format Kill by name command. Query returns location if named format can be deleted. If

format is read-only, then query returns zero.

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