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-# Use SPC() to print any character !
-## Introduction
-You know how `SPC()` can be used to PRINT a number of space characters. For example `PRINT SPC(10)` will print 10 space characters.
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-Why didn't they allow to print something else than space characters ? It would have been interesting (?) to have the ability to repeat a sequence of any character. 
-
-Maybe like `PRINT REPT("*",10)` would print 10 asterisks.
-
-But Applesoft does not provide such an instruction. So are we doomed to use `PRINT "**********"`?
-
-Here's a technique that will allow you to repeat any character, even in `FLASH` and `INVERSE` without using additional 6502 routines.
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-## Discovery
-Let's see something weird ...
-At the Applesoft prompt, type `FLASH`.
-Then `PRINT SPC(10)`. You should now see 10 flashing space characters.
-Now, press `CTRL-BREAK`. This exits the "flash" mode (do no type `NORMAL` !!).
-Type `PRINT SPC(10)` again. And ...
-
-WOW ! WHAT IS THAT ??