After the manual went to the printer, I decided to add
color PostScript.  No, I don't expect you to have a color
PostScript printer sitting next to your Amiga but you may
find this useful for getting high quality slides from one
of the slide making services.

	There is usually a difference between the color on your
monitor and the PostScript color.  I would highly recommend
proofing your work with the public domain program POST.
One way to deal with the difference in colors is to use black,
white and the primary colors.  At any rate, pay attention to
the color values you are using as opposed to the displayed
color.

	In case you need to know, I am using the RGB color
operators in PostScript.

	Some services that handle PostScript slides are:

		Autographix Overnight Slice Service
		63 Third Avenue
		Burlington, MA  01803
		1-800-548-8558
		1-617-272-9000

		Genigraphics Corp.
		Two Corporate Drive
		Shelton, CT  06484
		1-800-638-7348

		Slidemasters Inc.
		1100 Business Parkway
		Richarson, TX  75081
		1-800-969-8228
		1-214-437-0542

	I also added more support for V2.04 of the Operating System.
If you run under V2.0, you will get the new look windows.
A new menuitem (VScreen) was added to the Attributes menu.
Under V1.3 this menuitem will be ghosted but under V2.04
this menuitem will bring up a requester to allow you to change the
size of the screen.  If the screen is larger than your monitor view,
the screen will scroll when you move the mouse pointer to the edge
of the screen.  You can then make the chart window as large as the
screen.

	If you print or save an IFF image, the IFF image will now
be as large as the window you have open.  There are several
advantages to using a larger screen.  If you are printing to a dot
matrix printer, using a larger screen along with the preferences
settings allows for high resolution printouts.  Another advantage
is when you are using the Transfer Slate.  When you are using a
large screen, the Transfer Slate will appear as large as the screen.
You can then stamp several full size charts on one Transfer Slate.

     In doing some testing under V2.0, I noticed that once,
when moving text, a piece of text seemed to duplicate itself and
stick on the screen.  At this point, I haven't found a programmatic
solution to this problem but if you save the chart as a .CHT file
and then reload the file, the problem string goes away.  As I said,
this has only happened once and I haven't been able to determine
the cause.

     In general, if you get some trash on the screen you can use
the rezise gadget at the bottom right of the window to force the
program to refresh the screen.

     On any computer, when you are working, it is a good idea to
save your work often.  This is especially so on a multitasking
system such as the Amiga.  The system could crash and it may not
be the program you are working on at the moment.  It may be a
background program or it may have been a program that you were
working on previously in the work session.  Some programs are
not respective of the public environment and may not clean up
properly on exit.  So, since there will be times when you have
put a lot of work into getting that chart "just right", just
simply hit the right-Amiga S key combination from time to time.
It doesn't take much and it will save you a lot of aggrevation.

BIX:tyrone
Portal:tyrone
CIS:75465,1753
Usenet: tyrone@cup.portal.com

If you like this new version - TELL SOMEONE!!!

The address is:
   Tyrone R. Smith
   TRSL
   P.O. Box 94263
   Las Vegas, NV 89193-4263
   USA
   (702) 737-0880

take care,
tyrone

I'd like to thank Mike Simoneaux for his help.