Dec 092017
Sine produces an ever-changing, swirling pattern of colors on your monitor. | |||
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SINE.EXE | 12496 | 7126 | deflated |
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Contents of the SINE.DOC file
SINE
_Sine_is simple. It produces an ever-changing, swirling
pattern of colors on your monitor. The effect is hypnotizing
and relaxing. Running _Sine_ is an excellent way to
demonstrate the power of your color display.
You can run _Sine_ on any color system, from basic CGA and
EGA displays to VGA. If you have a VGA system, _Sine_ can
use either the 640 X 480, 16-color mode or the 320 X 200,
256-color mode for even more colors and resolution. To see a
list of options, give the command SINE /H.
_Sine_ is in the public domain, but the author, David Thomas
Stewart of Ontario, holds a copyright on the program and asks
for contributions form users. _Turbo_Pascal_ source code for
_Sine_ is available for a $20 contribution.
_Sine_is simple. It produces an ever-changing, swirling
pattern of colors on your monitor. The effect is hypnotizing
and relaxing. Running _Sine_ is an excellent way to
demonstrate the power of your color display.
You can run _Sine_ on any color system, from basic CGA and
EGA displays to VGA. If you have a VGA system, _Sine_ can
use either the 640 X 480, 16-color mode or the 320 X 200,
256-color mode for even more colors and resolution. To see a
list of options, give the command SINE /H.
_Sine_ is in the public domain, but the author, David Thomas
Stewart of Ontario, holds a copyright on the program and asks
for contributions form users. _Turbo_Pascal_ source code for
_Sine_ is available for a $20 contribution.
December 9, 2017
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