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From: gist@utastro.UUCP (Marc Gist)
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Subject: color graphics in MacWorld
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Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 13:31:53 EDT
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  MacWorld has been running some very nice *color* bit-mapped
illustrations to accompany various articles. I'm curious as to
how color is assigned to the picture (assuming its drawn on a Mac)
and how the printing press recieves this information. I can see
overlays being used, but that seems kind of retrogressive.
  Anyone care to elaborate?