In DBC, the INK command was used to set the foreground and background colors for the 2D command set and text command set. If you set a foreground color to white and a background color to blue, and did a CLS, you would get a blue screen and when you drew on it, the ink would be white. On my system using DBPro, the background color of INK seems to have little effect. Can someone explain to me why the background color for the following code is blue in DBC and black in DBPro?
hide mouse
sync on
ink rgb(255,255,255), rgb(0,0,255)
cls
box 100,100,200,200
text 250,250,"Ink should be white, background should be blue"
set cursor 300,300
print "Again, ink should be white, background should be blue"
sync
wait mouse
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Dual Athlon 2.0/1GB RAM/GeForce Ti4200-128/Win2000 Pro
