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Art Gallery™

!ladleIhaeK

ADIVISION

TANDY CORPORATION

FORT WORTH. TEXAS

76102

Art

Gallery Program:

Kilgus

Licensed to Tandy Corporation.

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Rights Reaserved.

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applications

software

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the

TRS-80

Color

microcomputer

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this software, whether in the ROM

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other source code form format, and the ROM

circuitry, are copyrighted

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Art

Gallery Program Manual:

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Table of Contents

Introduction ...........................................

Loading the

Program.

.................................

The

Art

Gallery Data

Tape.

...........................

The Template. .......................................

Running the

Program

Draw

Change Picture 5

The Arrow Keys .................................

Changing Colors .................................

Changing the Size

the Cursor. ...................

Connecting Lines. ................................

Filling

Outlined Area with Color 6

Drawing Triangles. ...............................

Shrinking aPicture. ..............................

Using Joysticks 7

Printing Letters on the Picture .....................

Highlighting

Characters.

..........................

Saving Your Creation. ................................

Loading aPicture from Tape .......................

For

16K Users Only

Edit Text and Controls

Changing Controls 12

Changing the Color

Deleting Characters

Changing the Character Size

Changing Space Between Lines

Shadows

Multiple Colored Lines

Changing the Scrolling Speed

Horizontal Scrolling

Adjusting the Horizontal Line Placement

Tips on Using Horizontal Scrolling

Stop the Scrolling

Preparing Multi-Load Presentations

Appendices

A - More Fun with the Data Tape

B - Data Tape Pictures

Introduction

You now have the opportunity to utilize your artistic talents without

the

mess

paints and bother

stretching canvas. Art Gallery

gives

you the freedom

create pictures with your video display

the canvas, the keyboard

your

palette,

and the cursor

your brush.

Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, and Henri Matisse would surely be jealous

they could see you using your Color Computer to create masterpieces. And your

art can be preserved in your own personal art gallery -in the form

acassette

tape.

For

those with aAK or 16K Color Computer, Art Gallery lets you draw color

images on the screen and save them on tape for later touchups and viewing. (You

not

have

have acassette recorder

use Art Gallery,

but

you cannot

save

art for later viewing without one.) You can also type block letters in the size you

choose and view those later.

Also,

you have a16K Color Computer you have atext editing screen, where you

type

text

in your choice

size and then have it scroll horizontally or vertically.

you have drawn apicture in the

DRAW

CHANGE

PICTURE section, the

message you write in

EDIT

TEXT

AND

CONTROLS

will be scrolled across the

picture. This way you can make graphics with captions for public or private presen-

tations. These presentations can be stored on tape and shown later.

Loading the Program

First, make sure

the

cassette recorder is connected properly.

Turn

your

and insert

the

cartridge in

the

slot in

the

right side

the

computer. Now

turn

the

computer

pressing

the

On/Off

button

the

left rear

your

color

computer

and

the

Art Gallery Menu shows:

ARTGALLERY

(C)

R.G.

KILGUS

1981

LICENSED

TANDY

CORP.

(TYPE

CHOICE

NUMBER)

DRAW

CHANGE

PICTURE

SAVE

RESULTS

TAPE

LOAD

FROM

TAPE

EDIT

TEXT

AND

CONTROLS

DISPLAY

DYNAMIC

RESULTS

LOAD

RUN

PRESENTATION

DRAW

CHANGE

PICTURE

lets

you

make

pictures and graphic illustra-

tions for

your

own pleasure

formal presentations.

VE RESULTS 0N

TAP

Elets

you

save

your

artwork

cassette tape for

retouches,

when

you're

ready

show those fastidious critics

your

"new

masterpiece".

LOAD

FROM

TAP

Elets

you

see apicture

that

you

previously saved

tape.

EDIT

TEXT

AND

CONTROLS

(only available

16K Color Computer)

lets

you

type

and revise scrolling

text.

DISPLAY

DYNAMIC

RESULTS

(also only available

16K Color

Computer) lets

you

see

the

results

the

scrolling techniques

that

you

organized

Edit

Text

and Controls. You can make

your

edited

text

scroll

over an illustration.

LOAD

RUN

PRESENTATION

(only available on 16K Color Computer) .

lets you play back aseries

pictures and

text

in acontinous presentation.

The Art Gallery Data Tape

The Data tape, included

part

the

Art

Gallery package, should give

you

idea

the

versatility

you

have

drawing and storing

your

finished

"attempts".

Unfortunately, those

without

acassette player cannot view

the

Data tape.

Make sure

that

your

cassette player

properly connected to

your

Color

Computer. Insert

the

cassette in

the

recorder and rewind

the

tape.

Loading the Program (continued)

you have a4K Color Computer,

you

will have

load the Data tape presenta-

tion one picture at atime. Press rn

the

Menu.

The screen will show:

PREPARE RECORDER

PLAY

PUSH

"ENTER"

WHEN

READY

(OR

"BREAK"

BACK

MENU)

Press

(ENTER)

and

the

screen will show:

LOAD

ING (with an @sign at

the

bottom

the

screen). After

the

picture

loaded,

the

Menu will return. Press

see

the

picture. After the first picture has been viewed, press

(BREAK)

return

the

Menu. Repeat this process until

you

have seen all 27 pictures on

the

Data

tape. The 27 images on

the

Data tape are listed in Appendix Bon page 21.

you

have a16K Color Computer, you should refer

the

last instruction,

LOAD

RUN

PRESENTATION.

Using this procedure, all

the images

are displayed without interruption. Those with a16K Color Computer have

the

option

using 3

LOAD

FROM

TAP

view

the

Data tape pictures one

time.

After

you

finish learning

the

key functions

Art

Gallery, see Appendix Ato

find how

use

the

Data tape

experiment with

the

key functions.

The Template

Atemplate

provided with key labels

help

you

locate and memorize

the

various functions

Art Gallery. Place

the

overlay on the keyboard.

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