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These web pages were all created by means of Claris Home
Page version 2.0 running on our Power Macintosh 6100/80AV. A
trial version of this software (for Macintosh and Windows95)
can be downloaded from the
Claris web site.
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The problem with this sort of thing is that what looks
great on one platform can seem awful on another. In
addition, one has to find the balance between good quality
pictures that are large and take eons to download and small
files that transfer in a flash but on which people look as
though they had some dreadful skin disease.
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How to set your monitor to display thousands of colors: On the Macintosh, open the "Monitors" control panel and change the setting to "Thousands". Note that you may need to decrease the monitor resolution (for example, to 640x480) in order to be able to select this setting. In Windows95, right-button click on the desktop and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu; in the window that opens, select the "Settings" tab and change the Color palette to "High Color (16-bit)" (this may decrease your monitor's resolution). You may need to reboot your PC for the change to take effect. On either system, you may not be able to select 16-bit color if you don't have enough VRAM installed.
MacOS: The choice of those who have a choice! http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dkiechle/info.htm
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