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4 total messages Started by Brian Beattie Sun, 21 Sep 1986 21:37

#1526

Author: Brian Beattie
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1986 21:37

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I'm trying to get a hold of a fairly up-to-date copy
of the gnuemacs to bring up on a pyramid.

any help appreciated
Thanx beattie
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Re: EGA routines

#1529

Author: Mike Godawski
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 1986 03:35

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 If anybody out there got any ega routines?  I am working on a thesis
 that requires the use of an EGA (on an IBM PC AT) and I need to display
 these pictures on an EGA.

 Any routines (line drawing, palette changing, dot drawing, character
 display routines, general graph routines...) would be appreciated.
 Assembler routines would be gladly accepted.

 Thanks in advance.

 mike godawski
 @university of south carolina

Re: Image Processing routines -- Orientation

#1528

Author: Mike Godawski
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 1986 03:41

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Anybody out there got any algorithms or code that does image overlaying
of dissimilar images of the same objects that are digitized?  

Definition:  Image overlaying--two pictures taken of same object but
pictures were taken from different positions (l/r and up/down orientation
is off) as well as some size differences.  Want to be able to put one
picture on top of the other.

Thanx in advance.

mwg

Re: Image Processing routines -- Orientation

#1545

Author: Chuck Gendrich
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1986 17:17

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In article <2274@usceast.UUCP> godawski@usceast.UUCP (Mike godawski) writes:
>Anybody out there got any algorithms or code that does image overlaying
>of dissimilar images of the same objects that are digitized?  
>
>Definition:  Image overlaying--two pictures taken of same object but
>pictures were taken from different positions (l/r and up/down orientation
>is off) as well as some size differences.  Want to be able to put one
>picture on top of the other.
>
>Thanx in advance.
>
>mwg

I need to do something like this, too.  Please post responses to the net
or send E-mail to the two of us.

Thanks!

Chuck Gendrich
	...{ihnp4, itivax, well, drexel, pur-ee, umich, super}!msudoc!gendrich

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