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In <4grfk4$d24@crcnis3.unl.edu>, bberg@unlinfo.unl.edu (bruce berg) writes:
>Hi Gang,
>   Has anyone been able to get color cycling to work in Scala. I'm 
>using 400, but I've never been able to figure it out since my 210 
>days. I set up a color cycling range in DPV and save the picture with 
>the color cycling turned on, turn on color cycling in Scala, but 
>nothing ever happens. Why am I so stupid?

I don't think your are stupid, its just that our software does not
support DPaint IV or V "Multicycle" feature.  You'll need to set the
color registers for cycling like in DPaint III, where the color cycle
ranges must be arranged in the picture palette itself.

Also, if you plan on using the remapping feature, MM400 offers the
"Lock Palette" feature, which will exclude colors (i.e. color cycled
palettes) from the remap function.  Please refer to the MM400
manual for information on how to use the Lock Palette feature.



Regards,

John Chang
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