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   From: tholen@antispam.ham   
      
   Dave Yeo  writes:   
      
   > The problem with the Matrox drivers is they only support 24 bit depth    
   > whereas a lot of newer things use 32 bit depth. It is possible that    
   > Lucide doesn't handle this. You could try it at 16 bit depth (64k colours).   
      
   I was sent a concert program via email in PDF format, and the old   
   Adobe Acrobat 3.0 couldn't handle it.  As I recall, the Innotek   
   Acrobat 5.0 couldn't handle it either.  But Ghostscript could,   
   though the colors were different from the printed program.   
   Lucide, however, displayed the colors essentially indistinguishable   
   from the printed program.  I got the impression that Lucide did it   
   right, and that Ghostscript was wrong.  But I suppose it's possible   
   that whoever made the printed program used a PDF viewer that couldn't   
   handle the colors properly.  I'll have to try and find out from the   
   person who designed the original cover art for the program and   
   created the PDF file.  My guess is that it was all done on Windows   
   using Word to create the document and Acrobat to create the PDF, using   
   either Windows or a Mac, so the printed program probably has the right   
   colors, in which case, kudos to Lucide.   
      
      
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