| Description | For MS-DOS ANSIBlk (short for ANSI BLOCK) is a rudimentary program for producing colorized
ASCII character display screens, commonly referred to as ANSI graphics. ANSIBlk
was primarily designed for programming applications; however, other uses are
possible. ANSIBlk works equally well with either full or partial screen
displays. All data is stored and manipulated as a binary text-mode memory image
(character byte followed by attribute byte) with a 2 byte header (block width
and height) added to facilitate re-loading partial screen images |