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The Ultimate Color Handling Utility
Works in any mode ranging from Monochrome to True Color
Features Smooth Shading, Cut & Paste Color Clips, Swap, Copy,
Rainbow, Save & Load, Color & Greyscale Conversion, Palette or
Profile Operation with multiple Undo Functions, Gamma Correction
and Color Level Adjust
- D E M O V E R S I O N -
Runs on all Atari computer systems with 512 KB and more.
Minimum screen resolution required: 320x200.
Copyright (c) 1993 by Cybercube Research Limited, Toronto Canada
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| 1.
OVERVIEW |
______________|
The PALMASTR.ACC or PALMASTR.PRG is an interactive color handling utility
originally designed to facilitate all color controlling functions of the CyReL
SUNRISE M16-1280 High Resolution True Color Graphics Cards for the Mega STE and
TT030.
This newly released demo version now runs on ANY Atari machine and allows the
operation in all of these modes: monochrome, 4 colors, 16 colors, 256 colors,
Falcon High Color Modes and even in the dazzling True Color Modes of the CyReL
M16-1280 Graphics Cards.
The program provides on-line help functions to familiarize the user with all
menu functions and features available.
Although the utility was designed for high resolution displays, this version
now also runs on small screens like 320x200. A special screen layout is used
whenever the resolution drops below a certain threshold. Some features are not
available in modes with less than 16 colors.
The CyReL Palette Master makes extensive use of icons and sub-menus to present
all the options. We recommend you install the accompaning PALMASTR.PRG as an
*.ACC program on your boot drive, reset your machine, then load the following
tutorial text into any text editor or word-processor that allows the use of
accessories. This method will allow you to go through the tutorial while
experimenting with all the features presented.
Have fun!
| 2.
GETTING |
STARTED |
______________|
Whenever you start the Palette Master Program or Accessory, the first menu you
will see is the Main Menu. It contains these major function blocks:
= the Palette or Color Bar
= the Palette or Profile Box
= the Menu Box
= the Action Box
= RGB Color Sliders and Color Index Field
= and the Control Buttons
Let us first examine these major blocks before we are going to use them more
extensively.
MAIN MENU | 3.
|
The COLOR BAR |
______________|
This bar which is located to the right or underneath the Palette/Profile Box
shows all colors momentarily available to the GEM operating system. It allows
the user to 'pick' any color displayed here and edit it in any way he sees fit.
Further it gives the user a good indication how color transitions and fades
will look like.
MAIN MENU | 4.
|
The PALETTE/ |
PROFILE BOX |
______________|
This is the main color editing and selection window. It provides an easy access
to all the available color registers. Simply click on any displayed shade and
this color will be selected for all further editing functions.
MAIN MENU | 5.
|
The MENU BOX |
______________|
The Menu Box can always be found on right side of the Palette/Profile Box. It
contains ten icons which represent all major functions that the CyReL Palette
Master Utility offers. To select a function, simply click on its symbol in the
menu box, then proceed as prompted.
MAIN MENU | 6.
|
The ACTION BOX |
______________|
This text window in the lower left hand corner always shows you the next
required action. Simply follow the instructions displayed here to complete the
desired functions.
MAIN MENU | 7.
|
The RGB SLIDERS |
and the INDEX |
______________|
The RGB Sliders offer an easy way to manipulate the color components of the
currently selected register. Simply click on the left arrow or right arrow to
decrease or increase the color components. Click on the R,G or B box and drag
it for faster control. Clicking on the red, green or blue bar increments or
decrements the color components in steps of five. To enter a specific value,
simply click on the corresponding value box itself. A new menu will appear and
prompts you to input the intended color value. The color components can always
be specified with an value ranging from 0 (no color) to 1000 (full color). See
below for a full description of the value input menu.
Beneath the Menu Box you will find the Color Index Field. It offers an
alternative way to select any color register. Click on the index field and a
new menu will appear. Input the desired color register number directly, then
press enter or click on the OK button.
MAIN MENU | 8.
|
The Control Buttons |
______________|
The Main Menu shows four control buttons:
OK Button: leaves the Palette Master Utility and retains all color
changes and color edits performed so far. The closer
button in the Palette Master window has the same effect.
Cancel
Button: After requesting confirmation to abort the Palette Master
Utility, all color edits and changes will be lost and
the original state of the color palette will be restored.
HELP
Button: Enters the on-line help page menus. See below.
Ink Jar
Button: Shows the infobox and copyright message.
MAIN MENU | 9.
|
The Palette/ |
Profile Modes |
______________|
The Palette Master Utility offers two main modes of operation. Palette Mode and
Profile Mode.
In the Palette Mode, the Palette Box shows a number of colored blocks
indicating the total number of color registers available and their actual
state. The current color register is marked by a small white or black square.
In the Profile Mode, the Palette Box displays all color registers using a line
or 'profile' to describe the actual state. The state will be displayed by three
individual lines, one red, one green and one in blue representing the
corresponding color components. The current color register is marked by a
dotted line.
The user can switch between these two modes at any time either by pressing
ALTERNATE-P or by clicking on the red [COLOR:] box right besides the Color
Index Field and selecting the required mode in the menu that appears next.
MAIN MENU | 10.
|
Using the |
Block |
Functions |
______________|
Most functions available in the main menu require you to specify TWO color
registers. They will either be used as first and second color (as for the color
swap function) or the first and last color (as for the color blend function).
Therefore you should always follow the instructions displayed in the Action Box
and remember the following simple rule:
1. select the required function from the Menu Box
2. select the first or starting color
3. select the last or end color (if necessary).
MAIN MENU | 11.
|
How to |
Abort |
Functions |
______________|
All functions can be aborted at ANY time. Simply select a new function from the
Menu Box. This will override the old selection.
All functions will terminate if you specify an invalid value or click on any
function that is outside the Color Bar or Palette/ Profile Box. One exception
is the Color Index Field.
MAIN MENU | 12.
|
How to |
use |
UNDO |
______________|
Use the UNDO key on your keyboard to restore the last state of the current
palette. Pressing the key twice will toggle the state between the altered one
and the original state.
UNDO may also be used to de-select the current function in the Menu Box.
Pressing UNDO during the operation of such a function will disable all
processing and editing features and return the Menu Box to the inactive state.
MAIN MENU | 13.
|
How to |
specify |
the Start |
and End |
Color Registers |
______________|
The first and last color for any of the menu functions can be specified in
either of these ways:
a) clicking on any of the color registers displayed in
the Color Bar
b) clicking on any of the color registers displayed in
the Palette/Profile Box
c) clicking on the Color Index Field and entering a new
color index.
The program also handles any of the above combinations. Therefore you can
specify e.g. the starting color using the Color Index Field, while you might
want to select the end color just by clicking on any of the color registers
shown in the i.e. Color Bar.
MAIN MENU | 14.
|
How to |
enter a |
value |
______________|
Whenever you click on any of the value boxes, a new menu will appear. It
contains these buttons or fields:
1. title: it shows you for which function you are asked
to enter the value
2. the MINimum field: simply click on this field to
rapidly input the minimum allowed value for this
function
3. the MAXimum field: simply click on this field to
rapidly change the value to its maximum allowed
setting
4. the ARROW LEFT icon: click on this icon to decrease
the value
5. the ARROW RIGHT: icon: click on this icon to increase
the value
6. the VALUE box: click on the value itself to enter
a new number directly from the keyboard. Press ESCape
to clear the input.
7. the OK button: Press enter or click on the OK button
to accept the new value and exit this menu.
8. the Cancel button: click on this button to leave without
updating the value.
Most values can be activated directly from the keyboard. See below for a
complete list of keyboard short-cuts.
MAIN MENU | 15.
|
How to |
use the |
Keyboard |
Short-Cuts |
______________|
Here is a list of all available keyboard short-cuts. They can be used at any
time and have the same effect as the equivalent mouse selections:
ALTERNATE - B select the Blend Function
ALTERNATE - C select the Copy Function
ALTERNATE - D select the Disk Operations
ALTERNATE - G select the Gamma/Level Operations
ALTERNATE - I select the Inverse Function
ALTERNATE - L select the Clip Operations
ALTERNATE - M select the Mono/Greyscale Operations
ALTERNATE - O select the Restore Operations
ALTERNATE - P toggle between Palette and Profile Mode
ALTERNATE - R select the Rainbow Function
ALTERNATE - S select the Swap Function
CONTROL - C select Cancel from the Main Menu / Abort
CONTROL - R enter value for RED
CONTROL - G enter value for GREEN
CONTROL - B enter value for BLUE
CONTROL - I enter value for Color Index
ENTER or
RETURN select OK from the Main Menu / Exit
HELP select HELP from the Main Menu
TAB rotate palette by 90 degrees and back
SHIFT RIGHT shift color palette to the right
SHIFT LEFT shift color palette to the left
CONTROL - C select Cancel from the Main Menu / Abort
CONTROL - R enter value for RED
CONTROL - G enter value for GREEN
CONTROL - B enter value for BLUE
CONTROL - I enter value for Color Index
HELP PAGES | 16.
|
How to |
use the |
ON-LINE HELP |
______________|
To enter the on-line help pages section, press HELP on your keyboard or click
on the HELP button in the Main Menu.
The on-line help consists of six pages. Each page can be accessed through three
buttons:
a) the NEXT page button: simply click on this button or
press Enter to get to the next help page
b) the PREVIOUS page button: click on this button to
go back one page.
c) the Cancel button: click on this button to exit the
help page menus.
Next, the description of all available functions and features:
COMMANDS | 17.
|
The |
RAINBOW |
Command |
______________|
The Rainbow command allows the generation of a color spectrum. In order to work
properly, this command needs a color span of at least 14 color registers. This
is also the reason why the function is disabled in any color mode with less
than 16 colors.
Simply select the first and last color register you want to INCLUDE in the
rainbow. The more registers are selected for this operation, the better looking
the result will be. You can reverse the direction of the rainbow by clicking on
the last color first, then selecting the first color. The program will then
generate the rainbow running from the last to the first color.
COMMANDS | 18.
|
The |
INVERT |
Command |
______________|
Use this command to invert or reverse any span of color registers. Sometimes
even dull palette configurations can reveal quite startling color combinations
if you use the Invert command to change a part or the whole palette.
COMMANDS | 19.
|
The |
BLEND |
Command |
______________|
To generate a smooth color transition, select the starting color, then the end
color. The program will then try to generate a smooth color ramp using all
registers that lie in between. The more registers can be used, the smoother the
fading will be.
TIP: In oder to fill a large number of color registers with the same color
value, copy the value from the first register into the last register with the
help of the COPY command (see below).
Then select the blend command, again specifying the same start and end
registers. All registers that fall in between the start end end color will then
be filled with the same value.
COMMANDS | 20.
|
The |
CLIP |
Command |
______________|
Working with color clips can proof to be one of the most powerful features of
the Palette Master. When you click on the Clipboard symbol, a new menu will
appear. Please select whether you want to CUT a new clip or PASTE an existing
one. Trying to paste a clip that has not been initialized before will result in
an error message.
CLIP COMMANDS | 21.
|
The |
CUT CLIP |
Command |
______________|
After selecting CUT CLIP, and indicating which of the clip buffers should be
used, you can specify whether you want to cut the red, green and/or blue
component of every color in the color clip that will be specified next. This
unique feature allows you to for instance just grab i.e. the red values of a
certain color clip and later, replace ONLY the red values of your destination.
Once you activated or de-activated all color components, please click on the OK
box and specify the start and end color of the clip to be stored in the
selected clip buffer.
Note: this demo version allows only the use of a SINGLE clip buffer. The full
edition supports five simultaneous buffers.
CLIP COMMANDS | 22.
|
The |
PASTE CLIP |
Command |
______________|
After selecting PASTE CLIP, and specifying which of the clip buffers should be
used, you will be presented with the PASTE CLIP Configuration Menu. With the
help of this menu you can:
= specify which color components should be copied to the destination and
which should be left unchanged
= swap the color components or copy one color component into several
other color components, thus copying i.e. the green color levels into
e.g. the blue as well
= create multiple copies of one and the same clip buffer
The flexibility of this feature is achieved with the help of the color copy
matrix:
On the left you see three fields, labelled RED, GREEN and BLUE. Only those
components that have been cut or grabbed will be enabled or can be selected.
Even if all three color components were enabled while cutting the clip from the
palette, you can now disable them individually if necessary.
On the right you can see nine fields, organized in three rows of three fields.
Each row has an RED, GREEN and BLUE field, allowing you to copy the
corresponding RED, GREEN or BLUE color component into itself or up to three
color fields at the same time. You can also reverse the order of the color
components by swapping the components against each other.
The scope of the color matrix can best be experienced through a series of
experiments.
Once you activated or de-activated all color components, please click on the OK
box and specify the starting location where the clip should be reinserted into
the existing palette.
If you enable the MULTIPLE button, you can reuse the contents of the buffer
until the MULTIPLE option is de-acitvated again or the buffer is over-written
with a new color clip.
Note: this demo version allows only the use of a SINGLE clip buffer. The full
edition supports five simultaneous buffers.
COMMANDS | 23.
|
The |
SWAP |
Command |
______________|
Use this command to exchange the color settings of two color registers. Select
the first register, then select the second register which should be swapped
with the first one.
COMMANDS | 24.
|
The |
COPY |
Command |
______________|
To make a copy of one color register, simply click on the source register, then
click on the destination.
COMMANDS | 25.
|
The |
GAMMA |
Correction/ |
LEVEL |
Adjust |
Command |
______________|
After selecting the GAMMA function, a new menu will appear presenting these
options:
= RED, GREEN, BLUE
= GAMMA, LEVEL
= OK, Cancel
The basic function can be selected using the GAMMA/LEVEL buttons.
To choose the Gamma Correction Function, select GAMMA. To enable the Level
Adjust Function, select LEVEL.
Next, configure the GAMMA/LEVEL function using the RED, GREEN and BLUE buttons.
Here you can determine which color components will be affected by the
GAMMA/LEVEL function. Only the selected components of the color span (to be
defined next) will be updated. Everything else remains unchanged.
Note: the function will be aborted if no color component is selected or the
user clicks on the Cancel button.
After clicking on the OK button, the user will be prompted to enter a
GAMMA/LEVEL value.
GAMMA/LEVEL COMMAND | 26.
|
The |
GAMMA |
Value |
______________|
Almost all picture tubes used in display devices such as monitors or TV sets do
not exhibit a 'linear response'.
What is a linear response ? Let's have a look at a rather common example:
If you want to display a smooth transition from a very dark color to a very
light color you would not get a very even shaded color fading. Instead you will
get a color shading that has a large 'dark' portion and a much smaller 'light'
portion. You have discovered the curved response line of your monitor tube and
the need to adjust this through a function generally known as 'GAMMA
Correction'. Most monitors need a gamma correction value of about 1/2.2 or
0.454. This is the default value that the Palette Master will use for the GAMMA
function.
Using the GAMMA correction, almost all shadings can be shown as intended.
To test this, set the start register of your color span to black (0,0,0) and
the end register to white (1000,1000,1000). The longer your color span will be,
the better. Now select the BLEND command and click on the same registers again.
A smooth grey shaded transition from black to white should appear.
Now try to switch to the Profile Mode (either by pressing ALT-P or clicking on
the red [COLOR:] box right besides the Color Index Field, and select the
PROFILE button). You should now see a line (or better profile) describing the
current state of your color palette. This line goes from the lower left corner
to the upper right hand corner. Despite the fact that this line runs straight
from the minimum value (black) to the maximum value (white), the color shades
reproduced on your monitor are not as evenly shaded as expected. To correct
this, select the GAMMA function, enable all three color components RED, GREEN
and BLUE, then click on the GAMMA, then the OK button. When the program asks
you to enter a value for the GAMMA function, enter: 0.454 and press enter. Now
select the start and end color registers of your color span. After calculating
and adjusting your colors, the color shading you will see on your monitor
should be a lot more evenly distributed than before. Furthermore the profile
you see should be curved instead of straight. Experiment with the GAMMA
function and different values to obtain the best possible correction factor for
your monitor and personal preference.
The effect of different GAMMA Correction values:
0.1 0.454 1.0 2.0 2.2
..|..........|...........|...........|.............|..........
| | | | |
very the neutral, used to the
intensifying 'classic' no darken 'reverse'
GAMMA GAMMA effect bright GAMMA
Correction value palettes value
Remember: You can always use the UNDO function to return to the last state if
you are not pleased with the results.
GAMMA/LEVEL COMMAND | 26.
|
The |
LEVEL |
Value |
______________|
The LEVEL Function allows you to change the 'level' of an entire range of
colors or color components. Example: You want to reduce the green component of
all colors to half its present setting. To do this, select the GAMMA/LEVEL
function, then click on the LEVEL button. Next, deselect the RED and BLUE
button, leaving only the GREEN button selected. Press Enter or click on the OK
button. Now enter: 0.5 as a value for the LEVEL function. Select the start,
then the end color of the color span you want to change. After re-calculating
the colors, the green component should be half as bright as before.
The effect of different LEVEL Adjustment values:
0.1 0.5 1.0 2.0 3.0
..|..........|...........|...........|.............|..........
| | | | |
set color reduce neutral set color set color
to near color to component component
'black' half its to twice to three times
value its value its value
Remember: You can always use the UNDO function to return to the last state if
you are not pleased with the results.
COMMAND | 27.
|
The |
MONO/ |
GREYSCALE |
Command |
______________|
Very often it is necessary to convert colors into greyscale values. The Palette
Master Utility offers several predefined arrangements to obtain the best
possible results under various conditions.
To test its conversion benefits and weaknesses, generate a rainbow or some
color fadings, then select the MONO/GREYSCALE command.
Once you clicked on the MONO icon, a menu will be displayed offering these
options:
= three sliders for your individual R, G, B conversion
factors
= three predefined conversion settings:
3:6:1, 1:3:1 and 1:1:1
= the OK and Cancel buttons.
The most commonly used color to grey conversion uses the weightning factors of
3:6:1. But this might sometimes result in a very weak or unacceptable
translation of shades, especially blue colors tend to be misconverted.
Therefore the Palette Master Utility offers two more predefined settings: 1:3:1
in which the green color components again plays the dominating role and the
1:1:1 mode which uses all color components equally.
Try to use all three conversion factors or define your own to find out which
ones best suit your application.
After specifying the conversion factors, select the start and end color of the
color span that should be converted to greyscale.
COMMAND | 28.
|
The |
RESTORE |
Command |
______________|
Sometimes it is necessary to restore the colors to their original state at the
beginning of the program or to the state used by the GEM operating system. To
do this, select the RESTORE command from the Menu Box. Then choose INITIAL (for
the setting at the beginning of the program) or DEFAULT (for the GEM setting).
Specify the first and last color to be restored.
COMMAND | 29.
|
The |
DISK |
Command |
______________|
Use this command to either load or save a part of the current palette or the
entire color palette. When prompted, select either the LOAD or SAVE operation.
Note: the LOAD and SAVE option is disabled in this demo release.
DISK COMMAND | 30.
|
The |
LOAD |
Command |
______________|
If you selected the LOAD command, a file selector box will appear and you will
be asked to select a CyReL M16 Palette file. These files have the extension:
*.PAL . Only files with this extension and the corresponding format will be
processed and loaded. Refer to the separate M16 PALette File documentation for
more informations about the structure and usage of these files, or how to
convert other files into M16 palette files.
Once you specified a certain M16 PALette file, you must indicate the first and
last color register that should be over-written with the contents of the
PALette file. If the palette file does not contain enough colors to fill the
selected span, only the available colors will be loaded and over-written. If
the PALette file is longer or contains more colors than needed, the excess
colors will be left unused.
DISK COMMAND | 30.
|
The |
SAVE |
Command |
______________|
If you selected the SAVE command, you will be prompted to enter a new filename
or select an existing file to store the color informations. If you selected an
existing file, a warning will be displayed giving the user the option to either
overwrite the old contents or select a new filename. Next, specify the start
and end register to be saved. The Palette Master will then generate a file
according to the M16 specifications containing the color informations of all
(including start and end color) registers selected.
TIPS | 31.
|
Reversing |
the order |
of color |
registers |
______________|
To reverse the order of a number of color registers, simply use the CUT CLIP
operation. Specify the last color of the color span as the FIRST color, then
select the first color as the END color. Next, use the PASTE CLIP operation to
paste the clip, beginning from the first color register. The registers will be
inserted in the reverse order.
TIPS | 32.
|
Saving in |
reverse |
order |
______________|
Again, select the end color of the color span to be saved as the first color,
then select the real first color as the end color. The program will then save
the span in reverse order.
TIPS | 33.
|
Load a |
part of |
a palette |
file |
______________|
To load only a part of a palette file:
1. copy entire current palette into clip
2. load the complete palette file
3. copy desired part into second clip
4. restore old palette from first clip buffer
5. copy second clip buffer to destination
DISCUSSION | 34.
|
A word |
about |
Smoothness |
______________|
Smoothness of shades and fadings depends heavily on the number of available
colors or hues. The original ST has only 512 colors in total. The introduction
of the STE brought 4096 color shades. The Falcon offers 262,144 possible color
combinations. The CyReL SUNRISE M16-1280 graphics cards feature a color palette
ranger of 16,777,216 (16.7 Million) color shades.
The more color shades are available the better the program or operating system
can reproduce the desired color transitions.
You can verify the accuracy or granularity of the color mapping of the
operating system using the following simple test:
Select any color register and set all three color components to zero. Next, use
either the red, green or blue color slider's right arrow until the value
reaches 1000. Try to count the number of times the color actually changes. If
you cannot detect the subtle changes anymore you got a system that can map
color pretty well. On the original Atari there are only eight steps from 0 to
1000 (eight steps for red, eight for green, eight for blue = 512 colors). The
CyReL M16-1280 cards offer 256 steps over the same range (256 for red, 256 for
green, 256 for blue = 16.7 million).
DISCUSSION | 35.
|
A word |
about |
High Color |
and |
True Color |
Modes |
______________|
As long as the Palette Master will be used in 2, 4, 16 or 256 color modes, the
changing of a color register effects the entire screen. The modes where this
effect can be noticed are called: palette based modes. Each pixel value
actually represents a hardware color register number. If the content of the
hardware color register is changed, the color of all pixels with this hardware
color index change too. No matter where this color is used, it will reflect the
new selection. Simple palette animations exploit that fact.
In High Color (16-bit/pixel) or True Color (24-bit/pixel) however, there is no
change, except when a portion of the screen is redrawn in which the redefined
color is used.
This is due to the fact that in these modes, the value of a pixel directly
represents the actual color information being displayed. The Palette Master has
been written with these special limitations in mind and will work in all the
mentioned modes without any additional user inputs or modifications.
HOW | 36.
TO |
ORDER |
YOUR |
COPY |
______________|
The PALMASTR.PRG and PALMASTR.ACC files are being distributed as a
commerial product. A free demonstration package is available through many
BBSs and information networks such as GEnie.
If you find it useful or use it regularly, please register and we will
send you the the most current release of the full edition.
Please print out and fill in the provided order form.
WHY SHOULD YOU?
If you like the idea of
quality commercial software packages
at shareware prices, and
if you already liked the idea of a free demo version,
please help us to continue to support your ATARI platform.
Further you will be entitled to discounts on future upgrades
and we will provide you with important product information.
SO WHY NOT?
Just take a minute to complete and mail your order form today!
PRICES
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Order Code Description Quantity Canada U.S./Foreign
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ACSM12 CyReL Serial Mouse
Manager & Driver 1- Cdn $15.00 US $13.00
Release 1.02c
ACPM36 CyReL Palette Master 1- Cdn $20.00 US $17.00
Release 3.6e
SHIPPING & HANDLING CHARGES
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Quantity U.S./Canada Foreign
US$ / Cdn $ US $
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1 $0.00 $2.50
2-5 $2.50 $5.00
5-10 $5.50 $10.00
10-over* $10.00 $20.00
*= Contact Cybercube for more information.
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REGISTRATION FORM: -Please print clearly-
LAST NAME:________________________ FIRST NAME: ______________________________
COMPANY (if applicable): ____________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________
CITY: ______________________________ STATE/PROVINCE: _______________________
ZIP/POSTAL CODE: ___________________ COUNTRY: ______________________________
PHONE NR.: ( _____ ) _____ - _______ E-MAIL: ______________________________
COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS: _____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
ORDER FORM:
Please read all the ordering information before signing this form.
Allow 3 to 4 weeks for delivery.
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Subtotal of all items ordered |
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Ontario residents add 8% tax |
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Canadian orders add 7% GST |
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TOTAL |
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DATE: ____ - ____ - 19____ NAME: __________________________________________
SIGNATURE: __________________________________________
Method of payment:
All orders must be prepaid. Check/Money Order in Canadian or U.S. funds only.
PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
TYPE OF COMPUTER: WHERE DID YOU LEARN ABOUT THIS PRODUCT:
[] 520, 1040 [] Magazine article/review _________________________
[] Mega ST [] Magazine advertisment _________________________
[] MEGA STE [] Dealer visit ____________________________________
[] TT030 [] Trade show ____________________________________
[] Falcon 030 [] Network _________________________________________
[] Portable [] BBS _________________________________________
[] Personal recommendation
WHERE WILL YOU USE THIS PRODUCT:
[] Primarily at home [] Primarily at work [] Both equally
MAIN APPLICATION:
_____________________________________________________________________________
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Mail to:
Cybercube Research Limited
126 Grenadier Crescent
Thornhill, ON, L4J 7V7, Canada
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NEED |
MORE |
INFORMATION? |
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If you would like to know more about our products, please contact us as shown
below and we will be glad to be of service.
Mail: Cybercube Research Limited
126 Grenadier Crescent
Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 7V7
Canada
Telephone: (416) 882 0294
Fax: (416) 886 3261
BBS: (416) 882 5895
GEnie: CYBERCUBE
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All product names and brand names appearing in this document are registered
trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders.
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