@nataliapc/mcp-openmsx 1.1.14 → 1.2.2

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RENUM.md

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+# RENUM
+
+## Effect
+
+Renumbers the lines of a program in memory, including all references to these lines by `GOSUB`, `GOTO`, etc.
+
+The renumbered value is based on the new line number which has been changed due to the re-ordering. If a non-existing line number is recognized the error _"Undefined line XX in YY"_ is raised. So, it can be a way to find errors in your program.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RENUM <NewLineNumber>,<CurrentLineNumber>,<Increment>`
+
+Parameters can not end with a comma alone.
+
+## Parameters
+
+`<NewLineNumber>` specifies the line number that will be used as first number in the renumbered part of your program.  it is a number between 0 and 65529. (10 by default).
+
+`<CurrentLineNumber>` specifies the current line number from which renumbering should start.
+
+When this parameter is not specified, the default line number corrresponds to the first line of your program.
+
+If you specify a current line number than the new line number must be greater than any of the line numbers that will not be renumbered. In other words, `RENUM` cannot be used to change the order of the program.
+
+If you specify an old line number that does not exist, `RENUM` will be executed from the first line number that he will find after the non-existing line number.
+
+`<Increment>` is a number between 0 and 65529. When it is not specified, the lines of your program will be incremented in steps of 10.
+
+## Examples
+
+Assuming the following program for all of the examples:
+
+```basic
+12 PRINT "HELLO"
+34 PRINT "WORLD"
+56 GOTO 12
+```
+
+```basic
+RENUM
+LIST
+10 PRINT "HELLO"
+20 PRINT "WORLD"
+30 GOTO 10
+```
+```basic
+RENUM 100
+LIST
+100 PRINT "HELLO"
+110 PRINT "WORLD"
+120 GOTO 100
+```
+```basic
+RENUM 0,,1
+LIST
+0 PRINT "HELLO"
+1 PRINT "WORLD"
+2 GOTO 0
+```
+```basic
+RENUM 20,34
+LIST
+12 PRINT "HELLO"
+20 PRINT "WORLD"
+30 GOTO 12
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`AUTO`, `DELETE`, `ELSE`, `LIST`, `LLIST`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RENUM"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RESTORE.md

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+# RESTORE
+
+## Effect
+
+Sets the line number where the `READ` instruction can read next value.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RESTORE [<LineNumber>]`
+
+## Parameter
+
+`<LineNumber>` is a line where next `DATA` instruction will be searched for. If line number is not set the next `READ` instruction will read fist value again.
+
+## Example
+
+```basic
+10 GOSUB 60
+20 PRINT"-----"
+30 RESTORE 90
+40 GOSUB 60
+50 END
+60 PRINT"Four MSX manufacturers:"
+70 FOR I=1 TO 4:READ A$:PRINT A$:NEXT I:RETURN
+80 DATA Philips, Pioneer
+90 DATA Spectravideo, Casio, Goldstar, Panasonic
+ 
+RUN
+Four MSX manufacturers:
+Philips
+Pioneer
+Spectravideo
+Casio
+-----
+Four MSX manufacturers:
+Spectravideo
+Casio
+Goldstar
+Panasonic
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`DATA`, `READ`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RESTORE"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RESUME.md

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+# RESUME
+
+## Effect
+
+Jumps to a specified line after execution of the error handling routine specified by `ON ERROR GOTO`.
+
+## Syntaxes
+
+`RESUME <LineNumber>`
+
+`RESUME NEXT`
+
+## Parameter
+
+`<LineNumber>` is a the number of line on which the program will resume when the execution of the error handling routine is finished.
+
+If you don't specify the line or use `RESUME 0`, the program will be continued on the location where the error was detected.
+
+If you want that the program is resumed on the instruction immediately following the error location, then use `RESUME NEXT` instead of specifying a line.
+
+## Example
+
+```basic
+10 ON ERROR GOTO 400
+20 INPUT "X= ";A
+30 IF A>100 THEN ERROR 210
+40  IF A<10 THEN ERROR 211
+50 END
+400 IF ERR=210 THEN PRINT "MAXIMUM 100!"
+410 IF ERR=211 THEN PRINT "MINIMUM 10!"
+420 RESUME 20
+430 ON ERROR GOTO 0
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`ERL`, `ERR`, `ERROR`, `ON ERROR GOTO`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RESUME"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RETURN.md

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+# RETURN
+
+## Effect
+
+Returns from a subroutine that was invoked by `GOSUB`.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RETURN <LineNumber>`
+
+## Parameter
+
+`<LineNumber>` if the number of the line on which the program will return when the execution of the subroutine is finished.
+
+If you don't specify the line number, the program will return to the instruction directly after `GOSUB`.
+
+## Examples
+
+```basic
+90 ' RETURN without line
+100 PRINT "Hello"
+110 GOSUB 200
+120 END
+200 PRINT "Here am I"
+210 RETURN
+```
+
+```basic
+90 ' RETURN with line for infinite loop
+100 PRINT "Hello"
+110 GOSUB 200
+120 END
+200 PRINT "Here am I"
+210 RETURN 100
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`GOSUB`, `ON...GOSUB`, `ON INTERVAL GOSUB`, `ON KEY GOSUB`, `ON SPRITE GOSUB`, `ON STOP GOSUB`, `ON STRIG GOSUB`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RETURN"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RIGHT$().md

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+# RIGHT$()
+
+## Effect
+
+Returns a string corresponding to a specified number of the rightmost characters from an original string.
+
+_Note: For strings with Japanese or Korean characters, you need to use `CALL KMID`._
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RIGHT$("<String>",<Length>)`
+
+## Parameters
+
+`<String>` is a string of characters between double quotes `"`. It can include non-printable characters and be replaced by a numeric or string variable (also named as alphanumeric variable).
+
+`<Length>` is a number between 0 and 255.
+
+## Example
+
+```basic
+10 A$=RIGHT$("MSX Forever!",8)
+20 PRINT A$
+ 
+RUN
+Forever!
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`CALL KMID`, `LEFT$`, `MID$`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RIGHT$()"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RND().md

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+# RND()
+
+## Effect
+
+Returns a pseudo-random value between 0 and 1. Each time a program is started with `RUN` the sequence of randomly generated output will be identical.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RND(<Variable>)`
+
+## Parameter
+
+`<Variable>` must be a numeric variable:
+- When this variable is negative, the random number generation is re-seeded.
+- When this variable is positive, a new random number will be returned. 
+- When this variable is equal to zero, the last generated random number will be repeated.
+
+To generate a real random-number the generator must always select a new sequence after the program has been started. This can be ensured by using the variable `TIME`.
+
+## Examples
+
+```basic
+10 X=RND(1)*100
+20 PRINT X;" is a pseudo-random number between 0 and 100 ";
+ 
+RUN
+59.521943994623 is a pseudo-random number between 0 and 100
+```
+
+```basic
+10 R=RND(-TIME)
+20 FOR I=1 TO 10
+30 SCREEN 2:COLOR 15,4,7
+40 C=INT(RND(1)*15+1)
+50 IF C=4 GOTO 40
+60 CIRCLE (80,80),20,C
+70 PAINT (80,80),C
+90 NEXT I
+```
+
+## Related to
+
+`TIME`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RND()"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/RUN.md

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+# RUN
+
+## Effect
+
+Executes a BASIC program present in the MSX memory or after loading of this program in the MSX memory.
+
+For the latter, if you use cassette (device `CAS`), the program to be loaded and run must be in ASCII text, what means that it must have been saved with `SAVE` (which uses ASCII format), not with `CSAVE` (which uses tokenized format).
+
+However, to load and manually run for BASIC programs in tokenized format on tape, you can just use `RUN` after `CLOAD`.
+
+If you use another device, the program can be in ASCII mode or in tokenized format.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`RUN <LineNumber>`
+
+`RUN "<Device>:\<Path>\<Filename>"`
+
+_Notes:_
+- Character backslash `\` serves as a separator between the folders and the file name in MSX-DOS2. You don't have to put it after the colon of the device name.
+- Parameters in quotes can be replaced by a alphanumeric variable containing the corresponding parameters.
+- Character backslash is replaced by the character yen `¥` on Japanese MSX or the character won `₩` on Korean MSX.
+- Parameters can not end with a comma alone.
+
+## Parameters
+
+`<LineNumber>` specifies the line number where the BASIC program will start. This parameter is available only if the program is currently in the MSX memory (after having been loaded with `LOAD` or `CLOAD` or directly entered on the MSX-BASIC screen). By default, the program start at the first line.
+
+`<Device>` is the name for used device (see table below).
+
+|Device type|Device name|Remark|
+|:--|:-:|---|
+|Disk drive|A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H|A floppy disk interface can control until 2 drives.|
+|Data recorder|CAS|Not available on MSX turbo R|
+|Memory disk|MEM|Created with CALL MEMINI|
+|Stringy Floppy Drive<br>(special data recorder)|S|Requires Spectravideo SVI-777Not available on MSX turbo R|
+
+By default, the loading will be made from tape on a system without any disk drive, from the current active drive (generally drive A) in the other cases.
+
+`<Path>` is used to specify the location in folders of file to execute. Each folder name in path are separate by a backslash `\`. This parameter is only available in version 2 of Disk BASIC.
+
+`<Filename>` is the name of BASIC program to run. It needs to be specified if the file is on disk or memory disk. If you use a tape and don't indicate the file name, `RUN` will load and execute the first BASIC program in ASCII text found on tape. 
+
+The size of file name is limited to 6 characters without extension, when the file is saved on tape. If another device is used, then the size is 8 characters followed by a point and an extension with 3 characters.
+
+## Related to
+
+`CALL MEMINI`, `CLOAD`, `CSAVE`, `LOAD`, `MERGE`, `SAVE`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/RUN"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/SAVE.md

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+# SAVE
+
+## Effect
+
+Saves the BASIC program present in the MSX memory to a device.
+
+If you use cassette, the program will be saved in ASCII mode.
+
+If you use another device, the program can be saved in ASCII text or in tokenized format.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`SAVE "<Device>:\<Path>\<Filename>",A`
+
+_Notes:_
+- Character backslash `\` serves as a separator between the folders and the file name in MSX-DOS2. You don't have to put it after the colon of the device name.
+- Parameters in quotes can be replaced by a alphanumeric variable containing the corresponding parameters.
+- Character backslash is replaced by the character yen `¥` on Japanese MSX or the character won `₩` on Korean MSX.
+- Parameters can not end with a comma alone.
+
+## Parameters
+
+`<Device>` is the name for used device (see table below):
+
+|Device type|Device name|Remark|
+|:--|:-:|---|
+|Disk drive|A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H|A floppy disk interface can control until 2 drives.|
+|Data recorder|CAS|Not available on MSX turbo R|
+|Data cartridge (Sony)|CAT|Requires Sony HBI-55|
+|Linked computer|COM[n]|Requires RS-232C interface|
+|Data cartridge (Yamaha)|DC|Requires Yamaha UDC-01 + YRM-104 or YRM-504|
+|Memory disk|MEM|Created with CALL MEMINI|
+|Device controlled by Pioneer UC-V102|RS[n]|Requires Pioneer UK-V104 RS-232C board|
+|Stringy Floppy Drive(special data recorder)|S|Requires Spectravideo SVI-777Not available on MSX turbo R|
+
+By default, the saving will be made to tape on a system without any disk drive, to the current active drive (generally drive A) in the other cases.
+
+`<Path>` is used to specify the location in folders where you want save the file. Each folder name in path are separate by a backslash `\`. This parameter is only available in version 2 of Disk BASIC.
+
+`<Filename>` is a string that contains the file name of Basic program to save.
+
+When the file is saved on tape the format of file name is case sensitive and limited to 6 characters without extension. If another device is used, then the format is 8 characters followed by a point and an extension with 3 characters (not case sensitive).
+
+if you use `CAT`, `DC` or `MEM` as device, the saving will always be made in ASCII text mode (not tokenized).
+
+On other devices, when the parameter `A` is indicated, the BASIC program will be saved to ASCII codes otherwise it will be saved as it is (tokenized format).
+
+Parameter `A` is only useful if you save on disk or another computer and want to get the program in ASCII mode.
+
+## ASCII text and Tokenized format
+
+The tokenized format allows a faster loading than the loading of the same BASIC program in ASCII text and the loaded program takes less space in the MSX memory.
+However, contrary to the ASCII text, the listing of the program can't be directly displayed and read. Besides, `RUN` needs to be used after loading with `CLOAD` instead of using `RUN` as unique instruction.
+
+## Related to
+
+`CALL MEMINI`, `CLOAD`, `CSAVE`, `LOAD`, `MERGE`, `RUN`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/SAVE"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/SCREEN.md

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+# SCREEN
+
+## Effect
+
+Sets display mode, sprite size, keyboard click, cassette speed, printer type and interlace mode.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`SCREEN <DisplayMode>,<SpriteSize>,<Keyclick>,<BaudRate>,<PrinterType>,<InterlaceMode>`
+
+_Note: Each parameter is optional except the last specified. Do not put a comma after this parameter._
+
+## Parameters
+
+### `<DisplayMode>`
+
+#### MSX1
+
+|SCREEN|Type|Screen resolution|Colors per block|Max colors at screen|
+|:-:|---|---|---|:-:|
+|0|Text, characters of 6 x 8|40 x 24 characters||2|
+|1|Text, characters of 8 x 8|32 x 24 characters|2 per 8 characters|16|
+|2|Graphic, blocks of 8 x 8|32 x 8 blocks x 3|2 for each 8 x 1 line of block|16|
+|3|Graphic, bitmap|64 × 48 pixels||16|
+
+These screen mode are also present on MSX2 or newer with a color palette of 512 by color in extra.
+
+`SCREEN 1` is a text screen, but the charset can be filled with game graphics and sprites can also be used.
+
+#### MSX2
+
+|SCREEN|Type|Screen resolution|Colors per block|Max colors at screen|
+|:-:|---|---|---|:-:|
+|0 (WIDTH>40)|Text, characters of 6 x 8|80 x 24 characters||2+2 of 512 RGB|
+|4|Graphic, blocks of 8 x 8|32 x 8 blocks x 3|2 for each 8 x 1 line of block|16 of 512 RGB|
+|5|Graphic, Bitmap|256 x 212 pixel||16 of 512 RGB|
+|6|Graphic, Bitmap|512 x 212 pixel||4 of 512 RGB|
+|7|Graphic, Bitmap|512 x 212  pixel||16 of 512 RGB|
+|8|Graphic, Bitmap|256 x 212 pixel||256|
+
+MSX2 and MSX2+ modes have better sprite possibilities compared to MSX1 modes. On MSX2 and higher you can change between 40x24 and 80x24 `SCREEN 0` mode by using `WIDTH` command.
+
+#### Korean MSX2
+
+|SCREEN|Type|Screen resolution|Colors per block|Max colors at screen|
+|:-:|---|---|---|:-:|
+|9 (WIDTH<41)|Text, characters of 6 x 16|40 x 24 characters|2 per character|16 of 512 RGB|
+|9 (WIDTH>40)|Text, characters of 6 x 16|80 x 24 characters|2 per character|4 of 512 RGB|
+
+`SCREEN 9` is a text mode using a graphic screen (5 or 6). It is A-available only on Korean MSX2 computers and consoles, but version 4 of Hangul BASIC developed by Korean MSX fan Plaire extends `SCREEN 9` to non-Korean MSX2, MSX2+ and MSX turbo R machines, and its working is the same as in the Korean MSX2 consoles.
+
+The mode 9 (WIDTH<41) is used on Zemmix consoles only, not on computers. `SCREEN 5` mode is used for this mode instead of `SCREEN 6` used on computers, no matter the width parameter.
+
+#### MSX2+
+
+|SCREEN|Type|Screen resolution|Colors per block|Max colors at screen|
+|:-:|---|---|---|:-:|
+|10|Graphic, bitmap|256 x 212|16 RGB (or YJK)|16 of 512 RGB (+12499)|
+|11|Graphic, blocks of 4 x 1|64 x 212 blocks|4 YJK (or bitmap)|12499 (+16 of 512 RGB)|
+|12|Graphic, blocks of 4 x 1|64 x 212 blocks|4 YJK|19268|
+
+SCREEN10` and `11` are in fact the same mixed RGB/YJK mode with the difference that the graphic instructions from BASIC/BIOS operate
+- in `SCREEN 10` as in `SCREEN 5`.
+- in `SCREEN 11` with direct VRAM values similar to `SCREEN 8` but in YJK mode.
+
+Screen is not cleared when `SCREEN 10`/`11` is used to switch from one mode to another. When mode is changed from `SCREEN 12`, the YJK colors are automatically reduced from 19268 colors to 12499 colors.
+
+KANJI screens: Besides `SCREEN 0` to `8`, `10` to `12`, the Japanese MSX2+ and MSX turbo R computers have 4 Kanji text modes, that can be activated with `CALL KANJI`.
+
+By default, without using of `SET SCREEN` on MSX2 and higher, the MSX-BASIC screen after booting is displayed in `SCREEN 1` on Korean and Arabic MSX1 machines, Bawareth Perfect MSX2, Daewoo CPC-300, Korean MSX2 consoles, Brazilian MSX2+ Ciel machines and all Japanese machines, in `SCREEN 0` on all other machines.
+
+### `<SpriteSize>`
+
+- 0: Sprite size is 8 by 8 pixels (default value).
+- 1: Sprite size is 8 by 8 pixels, magnified to 16 by 16 pixels.
+- 2: Sprite size is 16 by 16 pixels.
+- 3: Sprite size is 16 by 16 pixels, magnified to 32 by 32 pixels.
+
+### `<Keyclick>`
+
+- 0: Keyclick off.
+- 1: Keyclick on (default value).
+
+### `<BaudRate>`
+
+- 1: Cassette writing speed is 1200 baud (default value).
+- 2: Cassette writing speed is 2400 baud.
+
+This parameter is ignored on MSX turbo R.
+
+### `<PrinterType>`
+
+- 0: MSX printer (default value).
+- 1: No MSX printer.
+
+When Arabic BASIC is enabled, this parameter is extended as follows:
+
+- 0: Standard MSX printer (default value).
+- 1: Arabic MSX printer.
+- 2: Arabic non-MSX printer.
+- 3: Other printer (or for hard copy without any modification).
+
+These 4 options are also available with the `CALL OPTIONS` instruction on Sakhr MSX2 computers.
+
+### `<InterlaceMode>`
+
+- 0: Off (default value for SCREEN 0 to 8, 10 to 12).
+- 1: On, displays odd & even pages (default value for SCREEN 9).
+- 2: Off, displays odd / even page alternating.
+- 3: On, displays odd / even page alternating.
+
+This parameter requires a MSX2 or higher machine (don't use it on MSX1, it will lead to a _"Syntax error"_ message). Modes 2 and 3 are only possible when uneven pagenumbers are used (see `SET PAGE`).
+
+## Examples
+
+```basic
+5 ' Example for MSX1
+10 SCREEN 0: PRINT"You are in SCREEN 0 - Press a key"
+20 A$=INKEY$
+30 IF A$="" THEN 20
+40 ' Baud and printertype are not changed
+50 SCREEN 2,3,0
+60 OPEN"GRP:"AS 1:PRINT #1,"You are in SCREEN 2 - Press a key"
+70 A$=INKEY$
+80 IF A$="" THEN 70
+90 ' Back to default values in SCREEN 0
+100 SCREEN 0,0,1
+```
+
+```basic
+5 ' Example for MSX2 and higher
+10 SCREEN 0: PRINT"You are in SCREEN 0 - Press a key"
+20 A$=INKEY$
+30 IF A$="" THEN 20
+40 ' Baud and printertype are not changed
+50 SCREEN 2,3,0,,,1
+60 OPEN"GRP:"AS 1:PRINT #1,"You are in SCREEN 2 - Press a key"
+70 A$=INKEY$
+80 IF A$="" THEN 70
+90 ' Back to default values in SCREEN 0
+100 SCREEN 0,0,1,,,0
+```
+
+## How to change the default values
+
+With exception for the spritesize, all parameters of `SCREEN` that will be used each time that you boot the computer are stored in the Real Time Clock (RTC) with the `SET SCREEN` command on the MSX2, MSX2+ and MSX turbo R machines.
+
+The parameters related to the displaymode are generally limited to screen 0 or screen 1, as these screens are used for the BASIC screen after booting, it implies that the 'alternating even/uneven' parameter is not saved in the RTC.
+
+On the mentioned machines, you can change the default values by using first `SCREEN`, then `SET SCREEN` to save the new parameters in the RTC.
+
+If you use `SET SCREEN` when you are on `SCREEN 9`, the computer will display the MSX-BASIC screen after booting in `SCREEN 9` instead of `SCREEN 0` or `1`; some parameters of the other screens, especially `SCREEN 0` and `SCREEN 1`, will also be modified.
+
+## Related to
+
+`BASE()`, `CALL EDIT`, `CALL KANJI`, `CALL OPTIONS`, `COLOR`, `CSAVE`, `LPRINT`, `LLIST`, `SET PAGE`, `SET SCREEN`, `WIDTH`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/SCREEN"

package/resources/programming/basic_wiki/SET_ADJUST.md

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+# SET ADJUST
+
+## Effect
+
+Sets the top left point of the MSX screen (without the borders) and stores the coordinates in the SRAM of the  Real Time Clock (RTC).
+
+This instruction is useful on some monitors or televisions to reframe the picture on the screen. It can also create special effects in some demos.
+
+## Syntax
+
+`SET ADJUST (<OffsetX>,<OffsetY>)`
+
+## Parameters
+
+`<OffsetX>` is the offset on the abscisse from the top left point of the screen. The value is between -7 and 8.
+
+`<OffsetY>` is the offset on the ordinate from the top left point of the screen. The value is between -7 and 8.
+
+## Example
+
+```basic
+SET ADJUST (4,-2)
+```
+
+## Storage in the RTC
+
+The Real Time Clock (RTC) is a small storage of 53 bytes in blueMSX (52 bytes in openMSX). It is a little different in blueMSX because this emulator stores an extra setting in #1A, that probably checks if the computer is normally working.
+
+The data saved with `SET SCREEN` are stored as follows (hexadecimal locations in the files):
+
+- #1C and #1D in blueMSX (#1B and #1C in openMSX).
+
+The first byte stores the `<x>` coordinate, the second byte stores the `<y>` coordinate.
+
+|Value|x or y|
+|:--|:-:|
+|00|0|
+|01|-1|
+|02|-2|
+|03|-3|
+|04|-4|
+|05|-5|
+|06|-6|
+|07|-7|
+|08|8|
+|09|7|
+|0A|6|
+|0B|5|
+|0C|4|
+|0D|3|
+|0E|2|
+|0F|1|
+
+See also the Description of RTC SRAM's Block 2.
+
+## Related to
+
+`SET SCROLL`
+
+## Compatibility
+
+MSX-BASIC 2.0 or higher
+
+## Source
+
+Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/SET_ADJUST"