mcdonald@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu (11/24/89)
>VGA color monitors have only three >colors (red, blue, and green), but each color can be at 2**6 = 64 >levels of intensity, for a palette that can choose between (2**6)**3 = >256K colors. I think VGA "monochrome" (really gray scale) monitors can >display 2**6 shades of gray. That is not correct. VGA **CARDS** generate that many levels, but VGA **MONITORS** can display more - in fact, a continous analog signal, far more than 64 levels. Doug McDonald