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>    Ask yourself this one little question:

>    If a video card could read from DOS memory (ie.. over the bus) fast
>    enough to send to a monitor, then why is there such a thing as
>    display memory?????? We could use extended memory to act as a frame
>    buffer.

>    You guys should buy a book entitled "Programmer's Guide to the EGA
>    and VGA Cards", 2nd Edition by Richard Ferraro.

Maybe IBM defined a display memory just because they're IBM!  Think
about it, their joysticks stink, and so do their video cards!  That's
why we're trying to build the sprite engine!  To make up for their
mistakes!  BTW, much of this project is weighing on whether or not the
sprite engine can read DOS memory fast enough to send to a monitor! 
Adding about a meg of ram to the sprite engine will drive up production
costs considerably and might affect its marketablility!  If the sprite
engine CAN read dos memory fast enough, then this cardÿ should'nt cost
more than 50 bucks!!!  And that would be GREAT!!!

- Rich
  kennehra@logic.camp.clarkson.edu