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Subject: Re: Fast Screen Updates
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Date: Fri, 19-Jun-87 09:51:00 EDT
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I am also interested in using X for the display of medical images, and I, too
would appreciate any information anybody out there has about this.  I
currently do not have a GPX - only a uVaxII.  However, we intend to get a
GPX in the near future.  At that time, we would like to be able to display
8-bit binary pictures, 512x512, with some speed.  Anybody out there do this
right now?  And if so, how fast is it for you?

Also, we would like to find out about getting X.V10R4, and the X Toolkit,
running on a uVaxII under Ultrix.  We have ordered X.V10R3, but I was told
that the toolkit would need V10R4 to work correctly.  Anybody out there
have any ideas?  

Thanks in advance,

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