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                                PRINTFORM
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EASY: PrintForm "form1" 
      is the format for using this SUB.
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TECH: calling ' PrintForm "form1" ' is the final action to
 print TEXT directly onto the FORM chosen. SUB PrintForm is
 expecting the user to have previously prepared TXT$() to
 contain the lines of text, *or* used the file-drop method.
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Preparing TXT$() global variable (normal method):
TXT$(0) *needs* to contain a string$ that 
        VAL evaluates to the (# of lines)
TXT$(1)--->TXT$(#lines) contain the TEXT
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Preparing TXT$() global variable (file drop method):
TXT$(0) = "@SomeFileNameHere"
  when using the file-drop method, 
  the SUB will automatically fill TXT$()
  from the file.
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code example normal method:
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  TXT$(0)="3"
  TXT$(1)="Line 1 of text"
  TXT$(2)="Line 2 of text"
  TXT$(3)="Line 3 of text"
  PrintForm "form001"
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code example file-drop method:
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  TXT$(0)="@SomeFileNameHere"
  PrintForm "form001"
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in addition to the convenience of using the @ command "file drop",
as a side benefit... it automatically loads the TXT$() array
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 note that the @ symbol is *required* to do the file drop
 note that the @ symbol is *not* part of the actual file name
 note that the @ functions similar to the QB64 statement:
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  REM $INCLUDE: 'file'
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if a line of text is too long for the form and the font, it
 simply continues on the next line. No line is too long, it
 simply character wraps as many times as necessary until the
 "line" is done. Any fill-up of form with lines of text will
 make a "more" prompt display one "screen" at a time. An
 "end" prompt closes the printing and re-paints all the
 forms.
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--- Makes for an EASY "MessageBox" temporary replacement, if
 you only need to show text. Zero overhead, it doesn't
 involve bringing in another special form just to display
 some text. It seamlessly re-uses existing form(s). Its very
 fast. Any file you "file-drop" display will be held in
 TXT$() array until used again, in case you want to save or
 manipulate and save the text line(s).
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