You will see a yellow coloured stroke in the place where you had moved the cursor. Move the cursor around with the left button still held down, and you can colour an entire area.
| Step 1 | To do this, first test a colour, yellow, by pressing the "f" key to select Yellow |
| Step 2 | Next click on the place where you want to colour yellow with the left mouse button and hold the button down. |
| Step 3 | With the left button still held down, move the mouse with a steady hand. You will see a yellow coloured stroke in the place where you had moved the cursor. Move the cursor around with the left button still held down, and you can colour an entire area. |
| Step 4 | If this is what you see, press "z" to clear the screen and you are ready to start. |
| Step 5 | Set the colour you wish by pressing the appropriate key (see colour table below) and carry out Step 3 |
| Step 6 | When you have finished, you can print the screen in full colour if you have a colour printer. Have fun! |
| a | for  Red |
b | for  Green |
c | for  Blue |
| d | for  Cyan |
e | for  Magenta |
f | for  Yellow |
| g | for  Orange |
h | for  Pink |
i | for  White |
| j | for  Light Gray |
k | for  Gray |
l | for  Dark Gray |
| m | for  Black |
z | CLEAR SCREEN | ||