BORDER
Statement/Command
BORDER specifies the colour of the border around the screen display area.
How to use BORDER
BORDER may be used as a direct command or as a statement in a program. It is followed by a numeric value, for example
30 BORDER RND*7
The value following BORDER is rounded to the nearest integer and specifies the colour of the border as follows:
0 Black
1 Blue
2 Red
3 Magenta
4 Green
5 Cyan
6 Yellow
7 White
Note that BORDER also sets the paper colour of the lower part of the screen. Unlike INK and PAPER, a BORDER statement cannot be embedded (inserted) in a PRINT statement.
Format
- BORDER int-num-expr
See also