Eight entries of four bytes for PRINT_BORDER, as in PANEL_DATA: graphic, flags (bit 6 mirrored, bit 7 upside down), x, y. The screen is 256 by 192; the corner is 32 pixels square.

Then, from the 33rd byte, code that nothing calls or jumps to (the loaded block searched for its address): Knight Lore's colour_panel, which coloured the frame of that game's sun and moon window, byte for byte the same but for the address of the fill routine, here FILL_BOX. It blacks out columns 22 and 29 of rows 21 to 23 and makes columns 23 to 28 of rows 20 to 23 bright red. Alien 8 has no such window; its panel is coloured by COLOUR_PANEL. The code runs on across COLOUR_PANEL_RED and COLOUR_PANEL_TAIL, entries of their own only because the disassembler took those bytes for text and data.