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Thanks y'all.

Wim,

But who has a twinax monitor anymore?  Besides, the ones we do have are in 
the computer room and are all monochrome.

I asked for hex code because that is what the X means, like in X'2B'.

Rob Berendt
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Kendallville, IN 46755
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In addition to the answers already added:

The old color terminals were equipped with a HEX key. I believe a 
????-HEX combination showed the code for the effect.

When typing this: why did you ask for the _hex_ code instead of just 
"the code"?

Regards,

Wim

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>What are the various hex codes for red, white, blinking, reverse image, 
>etc?
>
>I want to bury these in a MSGF.
>
>Rob Berendt
> 
>

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