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Form Examples and Exercises6–32
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 4–88) 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 6–10. 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.