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From: es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita)
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Subject: Re: Graphics Standard
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In article <205@equinox.unr.edu> tucker@tahoe.unr.edu.unr.edu (Aaron Tucker) writes:
>Although Commodore USA won't admit to it, there are two programmers working
>on a 24bit graphics library.
>
	Very interesting. We kind of assumed this, but
confirmation is always good.

>I am not sure if Commodore Canada, Germany, UK, etc are involved or not. I do
>know that they are not all that well coordinated with each other, currently.
>
	But as far as I know (I'm almost positive) ALL research
work has been centralized in West Chester, PA. So coordination
isn't a problem. 8-)

>
>Juan Trevino 
>tucker@tahoe.unr.edu


	-- Ethan

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