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From: Philip Kos
Date: Thu, 26 May 1988 18:32

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The rose that everybody's talking about is a bitmap, and I would not
consider it to be true PostScript because of that.  (I seem to recall that
its resolution was pretty low to boot.) Unfortunately, I don't have
anything better for this guy, unless he wants to use the (very simple)
flower by Glenn Reid which was posted awhile back.  Again unfortunately, I
don't have a copy of this on hand, but I'm sure somebody else does..

                                                                 Phil Kos
                                                      Information Systems
...!uunet!pyrdc!osiris!phil                    The Johns Hopkins Hospital
                                                            Baltimore, MD

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From: phil@osiris.UUCP (Philip Kos)
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Subject: Re: PostScript flowers
Summary: rose not true PS
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Date: 26 May 88 18:32:12 GMT
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