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Subject: Thanks for help.
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Date: 7 Jun 90 21:30:00 GMT
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	  Thanks every one for your kind help. I now have enough to keep me
	happy and burbling for a while. One minor niggle though. The information
	I have recieved states that Spectrum stores three palettes per scan line
	. How are these palettes used? I can understand the idea of Display
	List Interrupts changing the palette data at the end of each scan line
	but dividing the scan lines in three produces an uneven no. of pixels
	for each palette set. Can anyone help me on this?

	  Anyway thanks very much for the present help and thanks in
	advance for any future help...

	N.B. You know in two days of recieving email messages I have learn't
		more than in three months of asking the local 'experts'.
		There is a moral somewhere in that.....

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