Clarify "Setting the Active Position" instructions
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The full behaviour of X/26 enhancement triplets can be found in section 12.3 of the [Enhanced Teletext specification ETS 300 706](https://web.archive.org/web/20160326062859/https://www.phecap.nl/download/enhenced-teletext-specs.pdf).
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The full behaviour of X/26 enhancement triplets can be found in section 12.3 of the [Enhanced Teletext specification ETS 300 706](https://web.archive.org/web/20160326062859/https://www.phecap.nl/download/enhenced-teletext-specs.pdf).
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### Setting the Active Position
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### Setting the Active Position
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The Active Position, whether set explicitly by a row or column triplet, can only be moved in screen address order i.e. from left to right within a row and then from top to bottom across rows. In other words:
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The Active Position, whether set explicitly by a "Set Active Position" triplet or by a row or column triplet, can only be moved in screen address order i.e. from left to right within a row and then from top to bottom across rows. In other words:
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- The Active Position can never be moved up to a lesser numbered row.
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- The Active Position can never be moved up to a lesser numbered row.
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- The Active Position can never be moved left *within the same row* to a lesser numbered column, but it can be moved left at the same time as it is moved down to a greater numbered row.
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- The Active Position can never be moved left *within the same row* to a lesser numbered column, but it can be moved left at the same time as it is moved down to a greater numbered row.
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If this rule is not followed then triplets in earlier screen addresses will be ignored.
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If this rule is not followed then triplets in earlier screen addresses will be ignored.
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### Objects
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