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In <"31-May-91.12:33:33.EDT".*.Nagesh_Pabbisetty.Henr801C@Xerox.com> Pabbisetty.HENR801c@xerox.COM writes:


>The fact that whitePixel is 0 and blackPixel is 1 has been built into the code
>at several places in the implementation on the X11R4 server. This makes it
>difficult to port the server to architectures where the values of white and
>black are reversed.

How about HP servers which sometimes forget that the black pixel shouldn't be
touched.  Sometimes xloadimage and others will cause the X server to 
allocate some other color to black, and everything that was black on my
screen turns to some other color permanently.  

Also, Does anyone have any code that sets black back to black, and permanently
allocates it so that some other program won't take it back again?

Thanx,
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