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Changes the color of the graph border.
BorderColor <color#>
Press:
- 2ND Zoom to access format menu.
- Scroll down to BorderColor and use arrows.
It can also be found under the catalog.
TI-84+ CSE/CE
2 bytes
There are only 4 borders to choose from, so using the default colors will not work. Instead, you may only use a value between 1-4.
For example, to change the border color to light blue, do:
BorderColor 3Here are the color values:
| Color | Value |
|---|---|
| Light Gray | 1 |
| Snowy Mint / Light Madang | 2 |
| Light Blue | 3 |
| White | 4 |
The colors of borders 2 and 3 are not usable or accessible in any way except as a border color. The use of border colors 1 or 4 along with the appropriate background can create the illusion of a larger graph screen. However, nothing can be draw outside the standard window.
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