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Chapter 4 Logo Exercise
Logo Exercise
In this exercise, you will generate a logo. The following sample uses a hand
logo. Using dot scaling (discussed in detail on page 83) on an 8-1/2 x 11-inch
form, a hand was drawn on a grid, with each dot tabulated by row and column
position. If a grid coordinate occupies half or more of a dot position, include
that position in your logo program. (Grid samples are located in Appendix B.)
Each dot position used must be identified individually. However, you can use
a hyphen between the starting and ending columns to indicate a section of
consecutive dots. For example, this hand logo requires dots in row 1, columns
40-42, shown in Figure 54. A sequential row order is not required.
A logo is created and stored as an element in the definition of a form. For
example, to use a logo, first design it in the Create Logo mode; then add it to
a form in the Create Form mode; then execute the form (with the logo) in the
Execute Form mode. The following logo exercise includes all three of these
steps.
DOT POSITIONS DOT POSITIONS
Row Column Row Column
1 40-42 31 1-36
2 35-42 32 1-39
3 36-42 33 1-58
4 35-42 34 1-58
5 33-41 35 1-58
6 31-40 36 1-58
7 30-38 37 1-58
8 29-36 38 1-57
9 28-35 39 4-24
10 27-34;52-54 40 7-23
11 24-33;48-54 41 8-23
12 22-31;45-54 42 9-23
13 19-30;41-54 43 11-24
14 16-29;38-53 44 12-25
15 13-29;36-51 45 14-27
16 11-29;33-48 46 15-30
17 9-44 47 17-32
18 7-42 48 18-35
19 6-39 49 22-34
20 4-36 50 25-35
21 1-34 51 26-36
22 1-34 52 28-37
23 1-34 53 30-37
24 1-60 54 32-37
25 1-60 55 33-37
26 1-60 56 35-36
27 1-60
28 1-59
29 1-59
30 1-35
Figure 54
. Sample Logo