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From: backstro@silver.bacs.indiana.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: GS+ and next generation //s {ac
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Date: 4 Mar 88 03:48:00 GMT
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/* Written 11:34 pm  Mar  1, 1988 by aehl@csd4.milw.wisc.edu in silver:comp.sys.apple */
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In article <8802271745.AA00234@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> MARK@ISIS.MIT.EDU (Mark Kriegsman / VAX Resource Center) writes:
>
>>PS. Anyone want me to post the program I wrote that gives TRUE 80 column
>>    display (560 horiz points) on an unmodified ][ / ][+ ?  How about the
>>   one that lets you control the volume of the speaker-that-has-no-
>>    volume-control on any ][?  How about the "bouncing ball" demo (like the
>>    Amiga's 'boing') that runs on any ][?  How about the one that lets
>>    you draw graphics in 16 colors with no orange-next-to-green style
>>    restrictions, and supports a color lookup table that also runs on
>>    and ][ that has had the "color-mod" (remember that one, folks?) ?
>>
>>PPS. Get the idea?
excuse me?!?!?  Is this a joke?  Do these programs exist?  (I didn't
read the original message - haven't followed Apples much since I purchased
my Amiga)  Anyway, if these programs REALLY exist (I don't see HOW),
then I would like to get them ALL - if its possible...  

For some reason I think this was meant sarcastically, or as a joke...
I HOPE I'M WRONG!!!
>
>Yes, I would like to see these programs posted!  If you can't do this try
>to mail them to me I would really appreciate it.
 
>Thanx.

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