Commodore Amiga - Page 145

reset
resolution
reverse video
RGB connector
RGB monitor
row
save
screen
scroll
Scroll Arrows
Scroll Bar
Scroll Box
To set up the Workbench again after it has begun
working.
On a video display, the number of pixels that can be
displayed in the horizontal and vertical directions.
Displayed using colors opposite those normally used.
For example, if letters are normally black on a white
background, white letters on a black background are
said to be shown in reverse video.
The connector on the back of the main unit that you
use to attach an RGB monitor to the Amiga.
A video monitor, such as the Amiga Monitor, that
interprets signals for red, green, and blue to create
colors.
A set of
adjoining pixels that form a horizontal line on
the video display.
To copy the contents of a project onto a disk.
A full-width area of the video display with the same
color palette, resolution, and other attributes.
To move the contents of a project within a window.
Arrows at both ends of a Scroll Bar. To move slowly
forward
through a project, put the Pointer over the
bottom Scroll Arrow and hold down the Selection
button. To move slowly backward through a project,
put the Pointer over the top Scroll Arrow and hold
down the Selection button.
A gadget you use to display different parts of a project.
The rectangular area within a Scroll Bar that you drag
to move rapidly from one part of a project or list to
another.
G-10 Glossary