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Subject:     csmp digest Vol 4 No 039
Sent:        9/21/97 10:00 PM
Received:    9/21/97 10:38 PM
From:        owner-csmp@ee.mcgill.ca

C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 21 Sep 97       Volume 4 : Issue 39
 
Today's Topics:
 
        Appearance manager help
        Color question...
        CopyBits & dithercopy
        DateToString (StringDate) question
        Decoding a 32bit value field (characters)? HELP PLEASE
        Discrete Cosine Transform (JPEG & MPEG)
        DrawString crawls, V.Large FontSize
        Eiffel compiler
        Find and opening a file.
        How can I get a list of mounted volumes?
        Localization Question...
        Looking for 6 byte LDEF trick
        MacGifts
        Of Killing Clocks and Control Strips
        Sound Manager Problem
        Version numbers with ResEdit?



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