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From: deane@galileo.ifa.hawaii.edu (Rebel Without A Clue)
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Subject: Re: Green On Black (Display)
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Date: 17 Dec 90 06:44:11 GMT
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In article <114779.276BD05A@cmhgate.FIDONET.ORG> Adam.Frix@p2.f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Adam Frix) writes:
>
>Shawn F. Mckay writes in a message on 07 Dec 90 to All:
>
>SFM> I like the way NCSA Telnet can create a multi-color window, and 
>SFM> it seems silly to be to have to strain my eyes with black on 
>SFM> white when I have a high-res color display.
>
>Ya know, I never understood this problem.  Eye strain reading a black-on-white
>display???  Do _books_ give you eye strain????
>
>sheesh.
>
>--Adam--
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	Yes, they do. Quite a lot of people, especially math/science/computer
types, wear glasses due to the prodigious amount of reading they do. It 
isn't that hard to comprehend.
	Asking the Net a question is fine, but try to have more sensitivity
about how you present it.

	And if that was a rhetorical question aimed at ridicule, then
buzz off.

Jim
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James "Rebel Without A Clue" Deane          Institute for Astronomy
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"My God, it's full of *s!"                  Honolulu, HI 96822
	Grad Student/Astronomer/Diver/Mac Technician