dvadura@watdaisy.UUCP (12/16/86)
A friend asked me to post this as his machine's news is broken, so...
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Recently, I put up a message saying that if people were
interested in the plans for an RGB-> composite converter, they should
send me a self addressed stamped envelope.
Actually, the number of requests I have received have been quite
significant. There are also some who suggested that since Canadian
stamps are hard to find in the States, I should think of an alternative
method of making this program available. To top it of, some of the
replies I sent have bounced off various hosts, so if you don't receive
a personal acknowledgement, don't panic.
So, right after my exams (in progress now), I hope to send
photocopies to all those who mailed me a self-addressed, stamped
(Canadian or otherwise :-) envelope. As for those who sent email, I'll
try to contact you as well. Furthermore, I will try to do a
machine-readable schematic using Degas Elite (I have to get my copy of
the program first), and if that turns out satisfactorily, I'll uuencode
and post the schematic to the net. In the meanwhile, please bear with
me while I get my exams over with.
I thank those who have been kindly patient. I appologize
for not warning people about my exams when I put up the
announcement.
-anees
ps. The thing that is taking time is that the schematics need
redrawing (my notebook is automatically encrypted by
my handwriting) and I would like to be fully satisfied
with the circuits performance before I put it out. Oh yeah,
and I am not affiliated with Batteries Included.
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Anees Munshi
@ University of Toronto Engineering Comp. Facility :A
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Dennis Vadura, Computer Science Dept., University of Waterloo
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