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-=========================================================================\r
-                               MODE X  1.04\r
-=========================================================================\r
-     Library & Editors by Matt Pritchard:  Release 1.04 on 14 Mar 93\r
-=========================================================================\r
-\r
-MODEX104 is a library of high performance assembler routines for setting,\r
-accessing, and manipulating the Undocumented 256 Color Modes available in\r
-all VGA adaptors.\r
-\r
-MODEX104 includes the following elements:\r
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-    MODE X Library - A library of MODE X routines written in assembly.\r
-\r
-    FONT EDITOR - An editor for creating and modifying fonts for use by\r
-                  The MODE X Library.\r
-\r
-    PALETTE EDITOR - An editor for creating and modifying palettes for\r
-                     use in VGA 256 Color modes.\r
-\r
-    MODE X Demos  - Programs that show off the various features of the\r
-                    MODE X Library\r
-\r
-    MODE X Demo Source - The Full source code for the MODE X Demos for \r
-                         the following Languages:  Microsoft QuickBASIC 4.5,\r
-                         Microsoft BASIC 7.1 PDS, Borland C/C++ 3.1,\r
-                         and Borland Turbo Pascal.\r
-\r
-THE LEGAL STUFF:\r
-\r
-    The Mode X Library has been placed into the Public Domain by the\r
-    Author (Matt Pritchard).  The Font Editor and Palette Editor are also\r
-    placed into the Public Domain by the Author (Matt Pritchard).  The\r
-    Source Code to the above editors is not in the Public Domain.\r
-\r
-    The Mode X Demos and the Mode X Demo Sources have been placed into the\r
-    Public domain by the Author (Matt Pritchard).\r
-\r
-    The Mode X Library may be used freely in any non commerical product.\r
-    It would be nice if the author was credited for the contribution, \r
-    but it is not necessary.  No $$$ involved.\r
-    \r
-    The Mode X Library may be used freely in a commercial product, *IF*\r
-    the author (Matt Pritchard) is credited for the contribution.  That's\r
-    it.  No $$$ involved.\r
-\r
-    The Mode X Library should not be re-sold or modified and re-sold.\r
-    No fee in excess of $5 should be charged for duplication of this\r
-    Library.\r
-\r
-CONTRIBUTORS:    The following people have contributed to this effort.\r
-\r
-    Michael Abrash   - He told us all how to do it in the first place.\r
-    Scott Wyatt      - He ported the Main Demo code to Turbo Pascal.\r
-\r
-THE AUTHOR:\r
-\r
-    The author of MODEX104 is Matt Pritchard.\r
-    All Questions and correspondance can be directed to:\r
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-    "Matt Pritchard" on Fido Net ECHO Conference: 80xxx\r
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-    or mailed to:  Matt Pritchard\r
-                   P.O. Box 140264\r
-                   Irving, TX  75014-0264\r
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-    Questions, Inquiries, Comments, Donations, etc are quite welcome.\r
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