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From: hutch@shark.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Baxter books
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Date: Fri, 4-May-84 13:13:42 EDT
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<Terminals don't give you a choice about how garish they look!>

The problem with Baxter paper is that the inks they use are formulated
to be absorbed a little more than the Baxter paper does.  The paper is
whiter, and will therefore change the saturation of the colors as well.

I don't notice a lot of problem with it, but then I don't buy most Baxter
books.  When I do buy a Baxter book it has usually been colored by a
more skilled colorist, which results in a blend that handles the Baxter
paper better.  Camelot is like that; I don't really find the color values
to be ugly, though they seem a bit flat at times.

Hutch