🚀 go-pugleaf

   Well, you can always do the brute force method - figure out where screen
memory is likely to be (usually either segment B000 or B800 will do), then
clear the screen and print something, and look in the possible screen memory
locations to see if it's there.  If so, you can then find out how many
characters are in a line by printing CR followed by something else, and noticing
how much farther on in memory the something else appears.  As for the
number of lines, you can keep printing different things at the start of each
line and see how many times you can do this before the screen scrolls.

   If you do this all in black-on-black text, the user won't really notice
it.
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Stephen M. Dunn                               cs4g6ag@maccs.dcss.mcmaster.ca
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