Sender: soulox 小o It’s the day of May and the summer light years, the message area: ANSI Title: [Collection] A simple method of side-by-side fterm required in the homework Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Tuesday, June 12, 2007 19:21:03, site mail silverleaf My mobile phone model is x86 mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 12:15:06 A student asked about it, so I tried it myself and talked about the basic steps and simple methods: First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, the high and low lights may be wrong. So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code, and the copy It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: space SpiritRain RYGH SpiritRain RYGH space There are several methods at this time. One is to use the A, B, C, D or H control symbols, but this requires a lot of work. Another way is to use s to store the cursor and u to restore the cursor control character. In this way, you only need to end the line break. Then put a *[s, and then at the beginning of the next line, break the new line because the previous line is not enough, put a *[u, that is Yes. This can be done with only a few control symbols. space SpiritRain RYGH SpiritRain RYGH Clof please give me some time mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 at 12:31:00 teacher Is there anything wrong with me doing that? : A student asked about this, so I tried it myself and would like to share the basic steps and simple methods: : First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, the high and low lights may be wrong. : So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code. : It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: : space : : : : : : ............. omitted below silverleaf My mobile phone model is x86 mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 12:40:56 I took a look and found that the control symbols 0 and 1 are not correct in some places. There are no problems in other places. Just change it a little. That’s it I've modified it and sent it to your mailbox. : teacher : Is there anything wrong with me doing that? : : A student asked about this, so I tried it myself and would like to share the basic steps and simple methods: : : First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, there may be errors in high and low brightness. : : So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code. : : It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: : : space : : : : : ............. omitted below jennytayi please tell me you love me mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 13:11:29 @@It turns out it can be that simple Yesterday I was dazzled by the changes one by one. : A student asked about this, so I tried it myself and would like to share the basic steps and simple methods: : First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, the high and low lights may be wrong. : So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code. : It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: : space : : : : : : ............. omitted below hw fun mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 13:24:19 This can only be done if there is line space. The original image has few lines, so it can be done And you have to space or turn the page to read it. It can’t be downloaded with the arrow keys. : @@It turns out it can be that simple : Yesterday I was dazzled by the changes one by one. : : A student asked about this, so I tried it myself and would like to share the basic steps and simple methods: : : First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, the high and low lights may be wrong. : : So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code. : : It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: : : space : : : : : ............. omitted below monopoly declined to post > [Too many letters, please sort them out!] mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 at 20:00:18 If cursor positioning is used, line breaking bug will occur. But it's still very easy : A student asked about this, so I tried it myself and would like to share the basic steps and simple methods: : First copy a single fterm to ae. When copying directly, since fterm will automatically simplify the code, the high and low lights may be wrong. : So my general approach is to copy it to ae first, then change it and then copy it from ae. At this time, it is usually a standard code. : It is generally not wrong to copy it to fterm. The copied picture is as follows: : space : : : : : : ............. omitted below monopoly declined to post > [Too many letters, please sort them out!] mentioned on Monday, January 29, 2007 at 20:01:06 nod... : This can only be done if there is line space. The original image has few lines, so it can be done. : And you have to space or turn the page to read. It can’t be downloaded with the arrow keys. : : @@It turns out it can be that simple : : Yesterday I was dazzled by the changes one by one. : : ............. omitted below