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From: rnf@shumv1.uucp (Rick Fincher)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Apple II Video Overlay Card
Keywords: Piracy
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Date: 19 Nov 89 00:38:07 GMT
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In article <36617@apple.Apple.COM> mattd@Apple.COM (Matt Deatherage) writes:

>Super Hi-Res graphics to a IIe.  I've seen it done.  It can also deliver
>640 X 400 graphics on a IIgs (using bank $E0 as well as $E1, kind of like
>double hi-res).  However, since the $E0 memory has the main handle table
>in the middle of it (which can't move), this is not too useful at present.

Hmmm... Is this in interlaced mode or does the clock rate get increased?

This is very interesting.  Are the scan lines alternated, one from $E0,
one from $E1 or are they displayed 200 from $E0, 200 from $E1?

Rick Fincher
rnf@shumv1.ncsu.edu