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From: gregor@tikal.Teltone.COM (Gregor Harrison)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Mistaken Author for Melt
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Date: Mon, 20-Apr-87 17:07:31 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 20 17:07:31 1987
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[There once was a man from Verdun...]

Fred Fish announces:
>Disks 59-68 are now released.
>[...]
>-Fred
>CONTENTS OF DISK 66
>-------------------
>[...]
>Melt		Another display hack from the master himself...
>               Includes source.
>               Author:  Leo Schwab
			 ^^^^^^^^^^
I'm sure it's just an oversight, but melt was actually written by
Steven B. Coy.  The section of code to copy the workbench bitmap was
taken from Leo's Tilt ( A true masterpiece. )  The melting part was
Steve's invention.  Before Tilt came along, he had it melting a look-
alike of the fields demo.  This program used additive colors instead
of the subtractive ones used in fields.  Closing the screen caused it
to melt away.  Steve is now working on a *fast* 3-D display program 
using shaded polygons.  

Anyway, the number of errors Fred has made are insignificant compared to
the amount of things he has done for the Amiga.  Keep it up Fred!
#include <standing.ovation>

Gregor Harrison
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