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From: mbrookov@udenva.UUCP (mbrookov)
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Subject: Re: IIGS Analog RGB
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Date: Fri, 7-Nov-86 11:45:15 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov  7 11:45:15 1986
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In article <861029222455.768156@HI-MULTICS.ARPA> Hewett@HI-MULTICS.ARPA writes:
>I really need an answer folks.  Will I be able to use my Amdek 600 RGB
>monitor (I currently use on my IIc with a Video-7 adapter) directly into
>the IIGS Analog RGB port?????
>
>Thanks.................  Bill Hewett -at HiMultics (617)969-0250

I work for a computer store in Westminster, Colorado.  We carry IBM, Apple
and Amiga.  The Amiga has simular graphic capabilities as the GS, and what
happens with other RGB monitors is the monitor maps the 4096 colors to one
of the colors that the monitor can display.  So instead of getting shades
of red it would display red.  any program that depends on lots of different 
shades of colors would not display correctly.  I have not tried the GS but
plan to eventually. (the manager is afraid I will blow it up)  I think it
is a safe assumption that the //GS will have the same problem.

                               Matt Brookover