BLIND, a huge-font 2-level stack display program, by Mika Heiskanen;
this little doc by Joe Horn.

MINI-INSTRUCTIONS: Just run it. Press CONT to exit.

WHAT IT DOES: Stack levels 1 and 2 are shown in a font twice as big as
usual.  Stack levels 3 and 4 are not shown; multi-line mode is not
supported; it does not affect the interactive stack nor edit mode; and
the stack display is 11 characters wide instead of 22, so anything
longer than 8 characters gets truncated.  Exit BLIND by pressing CONT.

WHY: Since everybody is writing tiny-font stack displays which show 5
or more levels of the stack, I posted a request for somebody to write
a 2 or 3 level stack with a BIG FAT FONT, for use by the visually
impaired, or in low-light conditions, or with the overhead projection
LCD panel.  Just a few days later, Mika emailed me this BLIND program.
Try it; it's a sight for sore eyes!  I've already used it in a dim
room with great success.

I asked Mika if he was going to post it to this newsgroup.
He replied:

> You are free to do whatever you want with it, I don't think I'll
> post it anywhere myself though. It is just a quick hack after all.

Thanks, Mika!

Mika later emailed me this note:

> Just in case you haven't noticed it yourself, the stack scrolling
> while the editline is active works properly only when the editline
> is initiated. If you do put the program in GD11 please mention this
> somewhere.
>
> For example:  Press 1 to start edit line, press newline, press
> backspace.   ==> Stack line 1 is displayed only partly.