ENABLING BOLD, ITALICS, AND UNDERLINING IN VALDOCS 1.1X

In order for Valdocs to do the various fonts and underlining on
the screen it must use the graphics mode and literally draw the
characters for that font on the screen.  But drawing a character
in graphics mode is slower than just letting the QX computer put
a character on the display in text mode.  In the later versions
of Valdocs 1.1x, it was possible to speed up the screen output by
toggling the Editor into text mode. However, the text mode cannot
display Bold, Italics, or Underlining.

ASSUMPTIONS: This section assumes that you are using one of the
later versions of Valdocs 1.1x and that your experience level is
already at Expert in order to be able to access the Quirks menu
in step 1.

1.   If there is a small blinking cursor on the screen of the
     Editor, it is in text mode and cannot draw the other fonts.

     Select the Quirks menu with CTRL-Q.  This is done by holding
     down the CTRL key and typing the "Q" key.

2.   Select the option <Q>uick display.  This option is a toggle,
     so you are turning the text mode (<Q>uick display) off so
     that the graphics mode is on.

Your screen is now toggled back to graphics mode and you will
have a big solid cursor to indicate that.  Now the Editor can
draw the Bold, Italics, and Underline as needed.

If you find that the Editor still will not do Bold, Italics, or
Underlining, after performing this procedure, then you should
follow the instructions in the section "Resetting the CMOS Clock
RAM for Valdocs" to get the Bold, Italics, and Underlining
operating again.