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From: rsd@sei.cmu.edu (Richard S D'Ippolito)
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Subject: Does this set have a color killer?
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My set must be missing or misadjusted -- the color won't die!

I posted a correct, scope-limited summary of color primaries in article
<7111@aw.sei.cmu.edu> on Sept. 23rd.  If you need a copy, e-mail me at
rsd@sei.cmu.edu.

As for Bill Rankin's post, a minor correction: black ink is used to
overprint the three primaries where black is desired because they are not
perfect and do not produce a dense enough, snappy black. Enjoy the
marshmallows raw, Bill  -- no flames here.

Rich