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| Chapter 4 | How to create a BMS mapset | |
| How to design user-friendly screens | 92 | |
| Typical fields on a display screen | 92 | |
| Recommendations for formatting screen displays | 94 | |
| How attributes control the look and operation of a field | 96 | |
| Attribute bytes and the standard attributes | 96 | |
| The format and contents of an attribute byte | 98 | |
| Extended attributes | 100 | |
| How to code BMS macros | 102 | |
| How to code assembler language statements | 102 | |
| How to use the DFHMSD macro to define a mapset | 104 | |
| How to use the DFHMDI macro to define a map in a mapset | 108 | |
| How to use the DFHMDF macro to define a field in a map | 110 | |
| Model BMS field definitions | 114 | |
| The BMS mapset and symbolic map for the customer maintenance program | 116 | |
| The screen layouts | 116 | |
| The BMS mapset | 118 | |
| The symbolic map | 124 | |
| The fields in a symbolic map | 128 | |
| A programmer-generated symbolic map | 130 | |
| How to assemble a BMS mapset | 132 | |
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