We’re all used to the FAST vs. SLOW dilemma. In FAST mode, the machine cruises right along, but you can’t see the display. In SLOW mode you have a continuous display, but the overall speed often leaves much to be desired. Well, how about a FULL-SIZE, continuous display, while running almost three times as fast as the normal SLOW mode? You got it! The QUICK-mode routine in this article works with most BASIC or machine-code programs. The exceptions are other programs that already modify the interrupts for custom displays.