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From: ksbooth@watcgl.waterloo.edu (Kelly Booth)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Gray-scale antialiasing (yes, it can work)
Keywords: anti-aliasing text
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Date: 8 Nov 88 05:58:21 GMT
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In article <8811080207.AA15726@explorer.dgp.toronto.edu> avi@dgp.toronto.edu (Avi Naiman) writes:
>Seitz 79  Seitz, C., et al., ``Digital Video Display  System
>          with  a  Plurality  of Gray-Scale Levels,'' United
>          States Patent Number 4,158,200, June 12, 1979.

The paper I previously referred that had ideas similar to the patent is

	``The Display of Characters Using Gray Level Sample Arrays,''
	John E. Warnock,
	Computer Graphics 14:3 pp. 302-307 (SIGGRAPH '80 conference
	proceedings).