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Using the VA-2002 Logo Finalizer and Upload Program
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Figure 11: Selecting a Bitmap File
3. Click Open.
The Unnamed – VA-2000 window appears with the selected logo (in this
example, Becks.bmp) superimposed on the upper left side, as Figure 12
illustrates.
Figure 12: Solid Logo on the Upper Left Side of the Screen
4. You can save the logo with the background screen as a
VA-2002
Project file
1
,
with the file name extension: lpj (optional when saving a logo to a floppy
disk
2
).
5. You can move the bitmap to a different location on the screen—by dragging it
with the mouse—as the example in Figure 13 illustrates.
1 For example, if the Unnamed – VA-2000 window (illustrated in Figure 10, Figure 12 and Figure 13) was saved as a
VA-2002 Project file named “design”, the words “design. lpj” would appear in the Title bar
2 However, to transfer a logo via RS-232 (see section 9.3) that logo must be saved as part of a VA-2002 Project file