user-defined graphic
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Noun[edit]
user-defined graphic (plural user-defined graphics)
- (computing, dated) A graphic symbol defined by the user, replacing one of the text characters in the computer's character set.
- 1984, Robert Gordon Middleton, New Digital Troubleshooting Techniques:
- It includes memory space for ASCII text characters in Screen RAM, character font in ASCII Font RAM, user-defined graphics font in Graphic RAM, […]
- 1986, Douglas Hainline, New Developments in Computer-assisted Language Learning:
- Most microcomputers now allow users to define their own characters by specifying their own patterns (user defined graphics).
- 2006, Paul Scherz, Practical Electronics for Inventors:
- Other user-defined graphics can be defined by entering the 8-byte sequence.