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	What you see in here is an interesting fractal which was announced
in Scientific American.  It is the nicest fractal I saw (until now), no
boring Koch, Sierpinsky or Mandelbrot set.

	The routine was written in GFA-Basic.  BASIC, you'll ask, but wait:
everybody should know basic.  You too, no matter if you probably are some
pascal or C maniac.  I'm also a C maniac, but I don't think that C is the
best in all.  This basic programme is a good example:  everything is done
simply and with no mistakes.  On the other side, because of basic, this
program is SLOW.

        This DOC file is from LHA archive.  This is the content:

		NUMY_II		      14024 bytes
		NUMY_II.info		386 bytes
		NUMY_II.DOC	       1516 bytes
		NUMY_II.DOC.info	353 bytes
		NUMY_II.GFA		842 bytes
		NUMY_II.GFA.info	408 bytes
		NUMY_II.LST		549 bytes
		NUMY_II.LST.info	353 bytes

	This was compiled with GFA-Basic Compiler V3.5D.  Compile it with
"GFA_BCOM NUMY_II.GFA S& S< F< -O NUMY_II.O" and link it with "GL -O
NUMY_II.O -P NUMY_II".  You should have no problems I had with it.  At
least, it is a 'basic' stuff!

	Maybe contact me about bugs/ideas/demo swapping?  Address is

        DALIBOR S. KEZELE
        TOPLICKA 127
        42204 TURCIN
        CROATIA.

        If you are on Internet send me a message to:

        dkezele@oleh.srce.hr
        sentinel@bonus.fido.hr

        Thanks to all people which are helping me in computers stuff (like
ID-222/LB or Fanatic/ETF).  See you in another DOC.

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