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well-designed machines with color displays But because relatively few people felt they needed a computer in their lives, home computers were still considered luxuries (if they were expensive) or toys (if they were cheap) One famous name was missing from the personal computing world IBM finally introduced its microcomputer in 1982, primarily as a machine for small businesses, and at last the general public began to take personal computing seriously People who wouldn t have considered buying a computer before then were willing to do so if it had IBM s name on it And since the IBM machine had an open standard, its design could be copied by others This made the IBM PC (and its clones) a runaway success Unfortunately, the original PC was badly designed for gaming It was introduced with a very weak color graphics board and no sound capability except a speaker that could only beep On the other hand, it was a 16-bit machine when the others around it were 8-bit machines, so it was capable of addressing more RAM and running a good deal faster than its competition And it was too popular to ignore The Macintosh has never been that popular a machine for games, despite the fact that its hardware and operating system are extraordinarily well designed The first Macs had small black and white screens, and this worked against using them for gaming The Mac was also a good deal more expensive than the PC Despite the introduction of color and full-size screens a few years later, the Mac has never caught on with the gamers in the same way that the PC did With the introduction of better color graphics cards for the PC, and also a new digital sound card, personal computer game development took off PC games were still nowhere near as profitable as console games, but they remained solid sellers throughout the 1980s, aimed at a somewhat different market than console games Home consoles were still definitely considered toys, and the games for them were correspondingly simpler and more focused on action than strategy.

protected void PrintTextString( Graphics g, Font printFont, string name, string text, ref RectangleF printArea) { // Establish some useful shortcuts float leftMargin = printArea.Left; float rightMargin = printArea.Right; float topMargin = printArea.Top; float bottomMargin = printArea.Bottom; float fontHeight = printFont.GetHeight(g); float xPos = printArea.Left; float yPos = topMargin + fontHeight; float spaceWidth = g.MeasureString(" ", printFont).Width; float nameWidth = g.MeasureString(name, printFont).Width; if (!printArea.Contains(xPos + nameWidth, yPos)) { // Does not fit, so abort return; }

Create some local variables for the margins of the printable area. Also determine the height of the font and the coordinates where the text should be drawn. Find the width of a space and the name for the text string.