color: 
	- Before you use any of the functions from this library use the
	corresponding library. colors may be put in 24bit however only 18-16bits worth
	of that color counts.  0xRRGGBB color.
	
	x,y,width and height:
	-Send width and height (make sure initial xCorridnate+width or yCorinate+height
	are within the valid LCD Resolutions)

rotation: 
  for all rotations bottom left side of the screen is always x=0,y=0 & upper right side of the screen is dependant
  on the current roation. 
  
  0,3 = landscape rotations 
  1,2 = potrait rotation    
  
  dont worry about sending a box that is 4000pixles wide, my code rejects anything above the current resolution. 
  without that the display would act up and display garbage
  		
	LCD_SendPixel():
		-this will draw a 1x1 pixel anyplace that is valid.
	
	LCD_Fill_Rectangle();  // fast library
		-draws a rectangle anywhere on the screen within the screens valid resolution. 
	
	LCD_Draw_Line(); 
		-Draws a line from any initial point (x0,y0) - > (x1, y1)
	
	LCD_Write_PGM();
		-Takes in a string from the program memory (long strings can take up valuable space on the ram)
		prints out on a string(no limit to the screen wont write chars beyond a valid resolution)
		
	LCD_Write_Line(); 
		-Same as the PGM, only difference is you can place a string directly without using PGM
	
	LCD_FillScreen(); 
		-Self explanatory, fills screen with desired color, again 0xRRGGBB color 
	
	LCD_Write_Char() 
		- I do not recommend using this function, you will need to set the variables for the structures. 
		
	LCD_Write_Style_Line();
		- Same as the write line except you will be using arial font. Do not use ~ or / keys. they will not print properly
		- Will make updates to allow other fonts