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Advanced Teletext System User Guide

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The <strong>Teletext</strong> Operating <strong>System</strong> Commands<br />

*HON<br />

Description<br />

This command controls the top line display (Header) of the <strong>Teletext</strong> system. It<br />

allows the top line to be displayed, with or without the clock. It also sets the<br />

display to any magazine (see *MAGAZINE).<br />

Syntax<br />

*HON [0] Switch on the Header line with the clock display.<br />

*HON 1 Switch on the Header line without the clock display.<br />

The square brackets mean that the zero is optional.<br />

Example<br />

*TTXON<br />

*BBC1<br />

*HON 1<br />

PRINT TAB(32,0);CHR$(130);"HOLD";<br />

This will switch on the Header for BBC1, and print the word 'HOLD' where<br />

the clock display normally goes.<br />

Notes<br />

This command only works if the screen display is currently Mode 7 (without<br />

shadow) and the screen has not been scrolled since the last CLS. Scrolling<br />

within a window does not matter. The Headers of certain services appear to<br />

flicker; to stop the flicker, use the *MAGAZINE command.<br />

*ITV<br />

Description<br />

This command selects channel 3 or 4 for <strong>Teletext</strong> reception. If no number is<br />

given after the command, channel 3 is used.<br />

Syntax<br />

*ITV<br />

*ITV 1<br />

*ITV2<br />

Example<br />

*TTXON<br />

*ITV<br />

*PAGE 100<br />

This will make page 100 of ORACLE the currently selected page.<br />

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