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Date: Thu, 26-Apr-84 01:47:53 EST
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Date: Sun 22 Apr 84 01:28:24-EST
From: uw-beaver!INTMET@BBNA.ARPA
To: info-mac@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA

The trace edges action in MacPaint's edit menu provides the first
step on the road to a good time.  First draw a circle about half
a screen full, in the center of the window.  Then marquee the entire
window, by double clicking the marquee tool.  Use trace edges to
create a nest of circles, the command E is a short cut here.  Now
the tricky part:  cut a channel into the center of you nest of
circles, the easy way to do this is to draw a line from the center
to the outside using white paint.  Lasso the entire nest of circles,
since we cut a channel into the nest the lasso will "leak" into the
nest.  Draw off a copy, you'll enjoy it.     ben.
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