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DirectVideo in Pascal

DirectVideo variable
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Declaration:
DirectVideo: Boolean; {Default = True}

Unit: Crt

Purpose:
Turbo Pascal programs, like most programs written for the PC family of
computers, perform output to the video display by copying their text and video
attributes directly into the video memory. This provides the fastest possible
screen updates. In some situations, this can result in the appearance of
"video snow" or "static". When this occurs, set the CheckSnow variable to True
(See CheckSnow).
By setting DirectVideo to False, programs will perform their output by
calling the BIOS video routines. This results in greatly reduced display
performance.
See CheckSnow

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From the Heart: How Cells Divide to Form Different but Related Muscle Groups

Cover of the July 30, 2010, issue of Science magazine.

Using the model organism Ciona intestinalis, commonly known as the sea squirt, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have uncovered the origins of the second heart field in vertebrates.

Sea squirts are bag-like gelatinous creatures whose full genome has been sequenced--one that shares 80 percent of its genes with humans. Though its body is clearly more primitive than creatures with backbones and spinal columns, the sea squirt nevertheless offers a valuable ...

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