DISP COMMAND

Purpose:   Sets the screen fonts driver.

Syntax:    DISP [<xx|yyy>[,[zzz][,[drive:][path]filename]]
           or
           DISP
Where,
xx         defines double-character identifier of the required country,
yyy        defines the character set,
zzz        defines the number of a buffer for loading,
filename   defines a file, containing bitmap fonts for display.

Type:      External command

Note:
1. The command will work, if you load the support driver, built in the
   operating system kernel. It is defined by the DISPLAY configuration
   file comand.
2. Running the command without options will show the current condition of
   the driver.

Description:
     If you aren't sure which character set corresponds to your country, you
can specify the identifier of the country instead. The System then will
choose the character set according to the relationship given below:

Identifiers of countries and code pages numbers:

     NO - Norway                   865 or 850
     BE - Belgium                  437    850
     IT - Italy                    437    850
     LA - Latin America            437    850
     CF - Canada (French)          863    850
     DK - Denmark                  865    850
     GR - Germany                  437    850
     HU - Hungary                  852    850
     FR - France                   437    850
     NL - Netherlands              437    850
     PO - Portugal                 860    850
     US - USA                      437 or 850
     RU - Russia                   866    850
     TF - Turkey (French)          857    850
     TQ - Turkey                   857    850
     SF - Switzerland (French)     437    850
     SG - Switzerland              437    850
     SV - Sweden                   437    850
     SU - Finland                  437    850
     SP - Spain                    437    850
     UK - United Kingdom           437    850

     The system can support up to 9 loaded fonts simultaneously.  Switching
from one font to another is made by pressing [Ctrl-Shift-Fxx], where xx
corresponds with the buffer's number.  Hence, [Ctrl-Shift-F2] activates the
first buffer, [Ctrl-Shift-F10] - the last one. Pressing [Ctrl-Shift-F1]
combination, you specify ROM fonts to be active.  The number of buffers and
their location is set by the DISPLAY configuration file command.
Nevertheless, the system can load only one buffer during start-up. The given
command may be used for downloading all the remaining or to reset the
current ones.