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| Configure the console with the specified width, height, margins, colour depth, and background picture. All distances are specified in pixels. The width, height, and colour depth are specified as minimum requirements; the actual values used may be higher than specified. If a background picture is used then the width and height may be omitted; the console size will then be chosen based on the size of the background picture. | Configure the console with the specified width, height, margins, colour depth, and background picture. All distances are specified in pixels. The width, height, and colour depth are specified as minimum requirements; the actual values used may be higher than specified. If a background picture is used then the width and height may be omitted; the console size will then be chosen based on the size of the background picture. | ||
| - | The background picture will be discarded after configuring the console unless the ''--keep'' option is specified. | + | The background picture will be discarded after configuring the console unless the ''%%--keep%%'' option is specified. |
| Any non-zero margins are treated as being relative to the specified minimum width and height. | Any non-zero margins are treated as being relative to the specified minimum width and height. | ||
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| You can use the ''[[:cmd:colour]]'' and ''[[:cmd:cpair]]'' commands to change the text colour scheme to match your background picture. | You can use the ''[[:cmd:colour]]'' and ''[[:cmd:cpair]]'' commands to change the text colour scheme to match your background picture. | ||
| - | You can use the ''--keep'' option if you intend to reuse the same background image in a future ''console'' command, to avoid downloading the image a second time. | + | You can use the ''%%--keep%%'' option if you intend to reuse the same background image in a future ''console'' command, to avoid downloading the image a second time. |
