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   <p>As I said, Phil Coleman&rsquo;s question is an interesting one, and I&rsquo;ve only touched on the intriguing possibilities arising from the various configurations of display memory in VGA graphics and text modes. Right now, though, we&rsquo;ve still got the basics of the remarkably complex (but rewarding!) VGA to cover.</p>
 
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