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Magic 6.x on SparcStation bug?

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From: Gill Watt
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 1991 13:37
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howdy,

We've been having a little bit of trouble with Magic v6.x and 
I was wondering if anyone else had the same problem or even
better, a solution.  

The problem is that after using Magic (under X-windows) on our
Sparcstations, the color palette becomes modified such that the
console level (large print, no GUI active) prints white on white
and is essentially unreadable.  

Obviously, it is very difficult to perform even the most basic
operations when the monitor is printing white on a white background.

The only way I have found to clear the condition is to launch 
X-windows again, at which point the color table is reset and 
the console text returns to normal (black on white).  

Thanks in advance.


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Gill Watt (watt@eleazar.dartmouth.edu)
Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH  03755
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From: watt@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Gill Watt)
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Subject: Magic 6.x on SparcStation bug?
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Keywords: Magic, Sparc, Color Table
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