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     Each of the 128 patterns in the table consists of eight bytes,
     allowing patterns of 8x8 bits. The first set of eight bytes forms
     character 128; the second set forms character 129.
 
     Beginning with version 3.1, DOS provides the utility GRAFTABL to
     install a pattern table in memory and point the 1Fh vector to it.
     GRAFTABL forms characters matching those used in alphanumeric
     modes.
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