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From: micro@imada.ou.dk (Klaus Pedersen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Upload to atari.archive.
Message-ID: <1991May19.192315.18590@imada.ou.dk>
Date: 19 May 91 19:23:15 GMT
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Organization: Dept. of Math. & Computer Science, Odense University, Denmark
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I have just send the following files to weiner (by mail, 'cause I don't
have ftp access any more :-( ).


GRAY.LZH : the example program that shows how to display 256 shades
   of gray on a mono-monitor. This time with an executeable program,
   and the possibility to set the program parameters from the 
   command line, load NEO and TIFF pictures (+a lot of bug fixes).

LOAD_INF.LZH : this small program makes it possible to to load
   a new DESKTOP.INF file at any time, for fast opening of 
   windows for a program. Have a '.inf' file for all your programs.
   Comes with source, fx a very comfortable binding for the 
   extended fileselector (all Tos versions).
   
KP_OVERS.LZH : this version of the Overscan driver enchances the
old driver at atari.archive. The 'Patch' fixes/adds :
   o a bug that ment that some programs wrote one pixel outside
     the screen, have been fixed.
   o the software is 68010/20/30/40 clean. (see doc file)
   o the software works on TOS 1.4 and __later__! (it don't use
     undocumented system variables to enlarge the screen memory
     any more!)
   o it is now possible to disable Overscan, from within a bad
     program (last resort, as it is not possible to tell accs
     and the AES about the new screen size).
   o it is also possible to enable/disable Overscan from the
     desktop (general, because it is possible to init. AES and
     accs).
   o the driver is now 3700 bytes, of which 3000 stays in memory,
     (not counting the larger screen (68Kb)).
  This comes with examples on how to intercept TOS and VDI/AES
  vectores that wont break on new CPUs! 



Klaus Pedersen, micro@imada.ou.dk.