A Fractal Experience 32 
             Written and Programmed by David Wright

This program was written to give students a better understanding behind
the amazing phenomenon of fractals.

Any student who has taken Algebra I or higher should be able to get a
basic understanding of the process. Students who have taken Algebra II
should be able to understand all the math that is used.

The original DOS version was written during the '95-'96 school year by
Computer Science I student David Wright.
It was written almost entirely in Pascal (Borland Turbo Pascal 7.0 for
DOS)
The 32 bit Windows 95 version was based on the original source code,
but rewritten in Borland Delphi as a full Windows application. It is full
tested and seems to be bug free. Please report any bugs/errors to the e-
mail address below.
The source code may be obtained upon request if you are interested. If
you just want to look at it to get a better understanding of fractals, you
may prefer the DOS code instead. It is downloadable from the web site
listed below. The Windows Source code would really only make sense
to someone interested in learning Delphi, since the primary routines are
the same as the DOS version, and the other routines are Delphi specific.

You may contact David at:
wgwright@mnsinc.com
The official web site for A Fractal Experience is:
http://www.mnsinc.com/wgwright/fracexp

Although there is no real help file, the program has pop-up hints for just
about everything, just put the mouse over what you want to know about
and wait a few seconds. If you are still having problems, of there is
something that you can't figure out, e-mail me and I will try and sort it
out.

If you want to know more about how the program works, or would like
to create additional information or example files, see the techinfo.rtf
file. It can be viewed in the program (go to Teach Me! and Program
Info) or in any Windows word processor.