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Al colours like the nanos?




*YES, I did spell coloUrs right:mad:

*:p

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New vehicle to have electronic parking aids, automatic gearbox and be painted in 'feminine' colours

i'm sorry if this has already been discussed, :D

but does anybody know what colour iPhone Steven has? Black or White?
and if you have a picture or anything, please post :)

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Extrait de leur magnifique album Ghost Colours (que j'ai chroniqué ici), voici "Lights and Music", en live. Electro-pop-dance avec un Dan Whitford6 Vote(s)

iPod Nano inspired?

HTC has breathed new life into its Touch Diamond handset, not by including faster 3G access or near limitless storage, but by shading the phone’s shell in all the colours of the rainbow....

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• Burleigh Instruments
• Digital Instruments NanoScope II/III/IV
• DME Rasterscope/Surface Data File
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• Klocke Nanotechnik Atomikro
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• Omicron SCALA
• Oxford Instruments TOPSystem
• Park Scientific Instruments HFS-LIF/HDF
• Philips SEM
• Quesant Instruments
• RHK Technology SPM-32
• Seiko Instruments (SIINT) SPI
• ThermoMicroscopes
• TopoMetrix SPMLab
• Unisoku
• Vacuum Generators SAM
• WA Technology
• Zeiss LSM

 

In addition, the following non-SXM file formats are also supported:

• AVI
• Bio-Rad
• BMP
• FITS
• Omicron SPA-LEED
• PDSF
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• SBIG CCD
• SM-Camera
• SPEC
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• After browsing, (selected) images can be opened as a stack
• Nudging a ROI using the (option) cursor keys displays the ROI coordinates in the Info window
  

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Nouvelle update. MAMETesters Bugs Fixed ---------------------- - 02323: [DIP/Input] geebeeb: Unable to coin - Always coin lockout (stephh) - 01090: [Crash/Freeze] invadpt2, sicv: Watchdog reset. (couriersud) - 02440: [Crash/Freeze] abcop, gprider1, rachero: abcop just shows a black flickering screen, rachero gives an error and crashes on exit (couriersud) - 02442: [Core] -aviwrite produces faulty files (Aaron Giles) - 02441: [Crash/Freeze] rdft22kc: rdft22kc just shows a black screen and fails to boot (couriersud) - 02194: [Misc.] All Sets in othunder.c: Black screen, game does not start (couriersud) - 02410: [Misc.] -aviwrite: files over 2 gigs sometimes get cut off (Aaron Giles) - 02024: [Color/Palette] pbobble3, pbobble4, ringrage and clones: Color Regression (Nicola Salmoria) Source Changes -------------- NeoGeo Update: [Johnboy] * Updated Neo-Geo game pcb infos * 2020bba: Marked MVS and AES version * sonicwi2: Added correct sized v2 * kof95 / kof95a: . Renamed kof95 to kof95h . 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Removed unneeded keys: [stephh] - UI_ON_SCREEN_DISPLAY (there is now a Slider Controls menu) - UI_ADD_CHEAT, UI_DELETE_CHEAT, UI_SAVE_CHEAT, UI_WATCH_VALUE, UI_EDIT_CHEAT, UI_RELOAD_CHEAT (these keys belonged to the old cheat engine) Converted the z80pio implementation into a device. [Wilbert Pol] Verified watchdog behaviour in schematics for 8080bw.c. [couriersud] ldverify improvements: [Aaron Giles] - uses back-end decoding for CHDs directly to bitmaps - changed min/max detection to only check 0/255 - fixed off-by-one bug in min/max computation - separated white code detection from frame number detection - track cadence with frame numbers as well as white codes - use vbiparse.h constants where appropriate Plumbed machine parameters through the renderer. Removed need for deprecat.h. [Aaron Giles] Changed render_texture_set_bitmap() to accept a palette object instead of a palette index. The renderer remains optimized for the system palette but will work if objects have their own palette as well. [Aaron Giles] Changed renderer to permit palettes for RGB and YUY textures. If specified, these palettes specify a 32-entry (RGB15) or 256-entry (others) lookup for applying additional brightness/contrast/gamma on a per-texture basis. [Aaron Giles] Removed rescale notification. It never really worked that well and violated proper layering. [Aaron Giles] Renamed palette_set_brightness() to palette_set_pen_contrast() for clarity. [Aaron Giles] Changed palette objects to support global brightness/contrast/gamma in addition to per-group and per-entry controls. [Aaron Giles] Simplified core deinterlacing logic based on availability of pre- decoded VBI data. Added plumbing for allowing for overall brightness/ contrast/gamma corrections on laserdisc video. Fixed bug when combining brightness values in the palette logic. [Aaron Giles] Converted Z80 CTC to a proper device. Updated all drivers. Added new item to the interface which is the tag of a CPU to take the base clock from. [Aaron Giles] Changed Z80 daisy chain interface to simply be a list of devices in the chain. Interrupt callback functions are now fetched via the standard device interface and referenced by the daisy chain code. [Aaron Giles] Changed Z80 PIO interrupt callback to pass a device instead of the machine. All device callbacks should provide the device. [Aaron Giles] merit.c: [couriersud] * Implemented palette colour decoding from crt 200 schematics. * Hooked up 6845 * Hooked up lscnblk line * Fixed Phraze Craze gfx rom ordering * Clocks from schematics * Ram palette moved to static var. This should not be in RAM. * Added save state support expro02.c: [DITraI4D0] - fixed DIPSW - added graphics decode routine (probably it can be simpler) video/kaneko16.c [DITraI4D0] - tilemap scroll position is different for expro02, so added new function (is it better to fix current one?) Converted Z80 SIO to device. Updated drivers accordingly. [Aaron Giles] Added additional Motorola DSP56k reset behavior. [Andrew Gardner] Added mechanism to generically specify input port tags in place of machine/device handlers. Unfortunately, the implementation relies on sentinel values to distinguish a port tag versus a pointer to function code. However, since this is a very common situation, it will hopefully be worth the slight grossness. New macros are defined in inptport.h: DEVICE8_PORT(name) - use this to specify the name of a port to read wherever a read8_device_func would normally be used MACHINE8_PORT(name) - same as DEVICE8_PORT except it can be used wherever a read8_machine_func would normally be used IS_HANDLER_PORT(ptr) - accepts a read8_device_func or read8_machine_func and determines if it is an actual function or a reference to a port; intended for use by devices that accept DEVICE8_PORT-style functions CALL_DEVICE8_READ(ptr,device,offset) - either calls through the given read8_device_func, or calls input_port_read with the appropriate tag, depending on the result of IS_HANDLER_PORT; intended for use by devices that accept DEVICE8_PORT-style functions CALL_MACHINE8_READ(ptr,machine,offset) - same as CALL_DEVICE8_READ except for read8_machine_func Note that in order for these to be useful, the consumer of the function pointer must be enhanced to use the CALL_* macros above instead of directly calling through the function. So far, only the 8255 PPI is set up to do this, as part of the cleanup below. Also note that the sentinel value is currently 4 consecutive 0 bytes; this may need to change in the future, in either length or value, so it is important to stick to the macros above. [Aaron Giles] 8255 PPI interface cleanup: [Aaron Giles] - added MDRV_PPI8255_ADD, MDRV_PPI8255_RECONFIG and MDRV_PPI8255_REMOVE macros; updated all drivers to use them - changed callbacks to device read/write handlers intead of machine read/write handlers; updated all drivers accordingly - normalized function and variable names to be lower_under - removed a number of redundant interfaces from the galaxian/ scamble line of games LD-V1000: added some (compile-time removed) information about the ROM and memory map [Aaron Giles] Changed 68000 interrupts to only trigger during execution. This means that multiple changes without any execution will be seen as atomic. It also means that PULSE_LINE no longer works for signalling IRQs. [Aaron Giles] Added checks in the debug build to catch people who try to use PULSE_LINE for non-NMI and non-RESET input lines on CPUs that no longer support direct interrupt generation. Over time expect this list to increase. [Aaron Giles] Fixed edge case bug in the Cube Quest line CPU involving adding with carry. [Matt Ownby] Fixed sbasketb DIP switch reading. [Fabio Priuli] Continued work on System1 inputs: [Sonikos] - Added dips location in all game - Moved in generic Cabinet dip for eliminate the redundancy - Better implementation of generic input Changed the NSS/SNES loading code to support more cart/memory layouts and generally be more in line with the MESS way of handling SNES cartridges. [Fabio Priuli] New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status --------------------------------------------------- Gals Panic (US, EXPRO-02 PCB) Pit Boss [Couriersud] New clones added ---------------- 20 Year Reunion (V1.04) [Johan Samuelsson] Capcom Sports Club (EURO 971017) [Corrado Tomaselli]

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Hello all,

Has anybody that owns the Santa Rosa (2007) MacBook Pro noticed that the already well-known LCD dithering issue (poor colour gradients etc.) goes away if you use the sRGB or Adobe RGB (1998) display profiles?

Also, switching to the sRGB profile (the widely accepted profile for photography, the Internet etc.) and rebooting (so that everything uses the profile) makes me realise how yellow-tinted the standard profile, 'Color LCD', is. I think the tint is there so you don't notice the difference between CCFL and LED backlit LCDs - LEDs give a far whiter and more realistic backlight colour, which at first may seem very blue (if you're used to the Color LCD profile) but is actually more accurate.

I get the impression from the above that the default profile for the MacBook Pro (at least the 2007 15.4") is awful, and is actually the route of the poor colour gradient issues.

If you have the same model and have noticed the problem, try switching to sRGB in System Preferences -> Displays -> Color ;)

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Hi,

I have been producing graphics on screen for years but am now starting to learn about producing graphics for print: a whole new world of pain!

This question might be really stupid but please understand I have zero experience of producing artwork/layouts and then getting them printed on a commerical press so please forgive me!

Ok, so I'm watching an Indesign video tutorial today and the helpful tutor is explaining about the dangers of spindly/small reversed out text. So far so good.

Then he points out that if text is coloured with a tint swatch (say, 30% cyan) it wont look as sharp on paper as it does on screen as it's made up of dots. The edges losed definition and break up.

Ok, but then how on earth does anyone ever print text in lighter colours? - a very light blue, for example - which when I create in indesign has exactly the same cmyk values as a tint anyway.

And does this lack of definition apply to shapes as well as text! I'm now scared of using any light coloured things in my designs at all - which is obviously stupid as pretty much everyone else in the world seems capable of producing artwork with light coloured text/shapes.:D

Any words of wisdom?

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Bible-Discovery is complex Bible studying software. It contains several Bible translations, dictionaries, tools for helping to understand the texts in the original language, bookmark handling, customizable font size and colour, a biblical text importing pane, and a parallel and comparative Bible read feature. License: Shareware Changes:
The language of the German interface has been updated. A German Web site has been added.