Where "A" has one of the following values:

A	BITS	LOCATION*
		DECIMAL	HEX
0	0000XXXX	0	$0000
16	0001XXXX	1024	$0400 (DEFAULT)
32	0010XXXX	2048	$0800
48	0011XXXX	3072	$0C00
64	0100XXXX	4096	$1000
80	0101XXXX	5120	$1400
96	0110XXXX	6144	$1800
112	0111XXXX	7168	$1C00
128	1000XXXX	8192	$2000
144	1001XXXX	9216	$2400
160	1010XXXX	10240	$2800
176	1011XXXX	11264	$2C00
192	1100XXXX	12288	$3000
208	1101XXXX	13312	$3400
224	1110XXXX	14336	$3800
240	1111XXXX	15360	$3C00

*Remember that the BANK ADDRESS of the VIC-II chip must be added in. You must also tell the KERNAL'S screen editor where the screen is as follows: POKE 648, page (where page = address/256, e.g., 1024/256= 4, so POKE 648,4).

COLOR MEMORY

Color memory can NOT move. It is always located at locations 55296 ($D800) through 56295 ($DBE7). Screen memory (the 1000 locations starting at 1024) and color memory are used differently in the different graphics modes. A picture created in one mode will often look completely different when displayed in another graphics mode.

CHARACTER MEMORY

Exactly where the VIC-II gets it character information is important to graphic programming. Normally, the chip gets the shapes of the characters you want to be displayed from the CHARACTER GENERATOR ROM. In this chip are stored the patterns which make up the various letters, numbers, punctuation symbols, and the other things that you see