BORDER.CMD - A CP/M-86 Utility To Change The Border Color On A CGA Monitor
Freeware from Kirk Lawrence                                    Version 0.1

BORDER is a quick and easy way to set or change your CGA monitor's border
color.  At the prompt, just type  BORDER x  ...and press the ENTER key.

The "x" command-line parameter represents a letter which corresponds to the
border color you wish to set.  Here's the table of colors:

     A - Blue           I - Bright Blue
     B - Green          J - Bright Green
     C - Cyan           K - Bright Cyan
     D - Red            L - Bright Red
     E - Magenta        M - Bright Magenta
     F - Brown          N - Yellow
     G - White          O - Bright White
     H - Gray           P - Black

For example: to set your CGA monitor's border color to red, you'd type
BORDER D ...and then press the ENTER key.  As you can see from the table
above, the letter D represents the color red.  The letter may be typed in
either upper- or lower-case.

If you type an erroneous command-line argument...or if you invoke the progam
with NO command-line argument...BORDER will display the table, above, on the
screen.  You can use it as a built-in "help" screen.

NOTE: BORDER will have no effect if used with EGA or VGA color video systems.
Generally, the border of an EGA or VGA color screen cannot be illuminated.
BORDER may have a partial effect on MCGA video systems.

BORDER, when first invoked, checks the active video adaptor.  If a Herc com-
patible or MDA monochrome video adaptor is found, the program will abort with
an appropriate error message.  On dual color/monochrome systems, BORDER will
function normally when the CGA color video adapter is active.

If you find BORDER.CMD helpful, you may use it at no charge.  However, as is
always the case with "freeware," there are no warrantees whatsoever.  If you
use BORDER.CMD, you do so entirely at your own risk and peril.  Your use of
BORDER.CMD shall be deemed prima facie evidence under law that you understand
and accept these terms and conditions.