›              o=o=o=o=o=››             FUJIs, FUJIs!›› The Atari Logo  has  been  redone  in› many  forms,  both  by Atari, through› it's   various   ownerships   and  by› indviduals   trying   to  use  it  in› various demo programs  and  to  adorn› their  websites.   Recently, somebody› in   <comp.sys.atari.8bit>  asked  if› there   was   a  simple  mathematical› formula or a  curve  plotted  from  a› simple  function that would reproduce› the familiar Fuji logo.  This request› lead  to many such Fujis being posted› or referred to.  On this side of  the› disk  I  have  included   many   such› programs.       One,     in     BASIC› (GILBERT.BAS) draws the logo and then› applies  rainbows  to  it  and to the› background.  Two more BASIC  programs› (FUJI1.BAS  and  FUJI2.BAS) do a much› more elaborate job by showing how  3D› effects    and    rotation   can   be› accomplished.    They  come  from  an› article from ANTIC  Magazine  (Volume› 2,  Number  5) by JERRY O'NEILL.  The› article is really important  to  have› if  you  want   to   understand   the› programs.   If  you  don't  have that› copy of ANTIC, but you do have access› to  a  PC, you can find it on the web› at:››    <http://www.atarimagazines.com>›› This   site,   maintained   by  KEVIN› SAVETZ, contains old issues of  ANTIC› which    were   scanned.    It 's  an› extremely  valuable  resource. If you› don't  have access to a PC, write  to› me  and I'll send  you a copy of  the› article.›› Finally,  I'm  including  a  machine-› language program.  SWANDEMO.COM  must› be  (L)oaded  from  DOS  with   BASIC› disabled.   You  can  see that it's a› rather long program, but I feel  that› the wait for it to load is worth your› while.   This demo  was  good  enough› to have been  shipped with one of the› many 8- bit emulators that run on the› PC.  It includes a rotating, 3D  Fuji› with rainbow, stationary and rotating› text, and, well, something else  that› you  should  be  able to surmise from› the filename.  Enjoy.››              o=o=o=o=o=›››