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- From: ranson@LANNION.cnet.fr (Ranson)
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- Subject: Re: Drawing color shapes on a monochrome monitor
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- Date: 31 Jul 92 08:15:00 GMT
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- I think this is a documented feature of ColorQD: When the fore color would map
- to the same as the back color, it is inverted first.
- You should try one of the Erase traps. Erasing in QD is drawing with the back
- color, but (I think) without the previous feature.
- Daniel.
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