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```basic
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PRINT "YOU WIN "; : INVERSE : PRINT "10"; : NORMAL : PRINT " POINTS !"
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```
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![Normal and Inverse](img/normal_inverse.png)
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## Integrating text modes within strings
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This is something that's possible on several 8-bit computers but not on the Apple II, except if you have a 80-column card. In this case, **and** if the card is active, you can use CTRL-O and CTRL-N to instruct the computer than the following characters are respectively in `INVERSE` or `NORMAL` modes. There's no CTRL code for the `FLASH` mode though as the 80 column cannot display `FLASH` characters.
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