statement/LOCATE                                             statement/LOCATE
 
 NAME
     LOCATE -- Changes pixel cursor position
 
 ABBREVIATION
     lo <shift> C

 SYNOPSIS
     LOCATE <x>,<y>

 FUNCTION
     The LOCATE command lets you put the pixel cursor (PC) anywhere on the 
     screen. The PC is the current location of the starting point of the next
     drawing. Unlike the regular cursor, you can't see the PC, but you can 
     move it with the LOCATE command.
     You can find out where the PC is at any time by using the RDOT(0) 
     function to get the x-coordinate and RDOT(1) to get the y-coordinate. 
     The color source of the dot at the PC can be found by printing RDOT(2). 
     (In all drawing commands where a color option is available, you may 
     select a value from 0 to 3, corresponding to the background, foreground,
     multicolor 1, or multicolor 2 as the color source.)
 
 INPUTS
     <x> - scaled x coordinate
     <y> - scaled y coordinate
 
 RESULT
     Puts the pixel cursor at the given position.

 EXAMPLES
     LOCATE 160,100
         Positions the PC in the centre of the high resolution screen.
 
 NOTES
     None
 
 BUGS
     None
 
 SEE ALSO
     BOX
     CIRCLE
     DRAW
     GRAPHIC
     PAINT
     RDOT()