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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:20:00 EST
From:         DKW0@NIOSHE2.EM.CDC.GOV
Subject:      Location of Fractint for OS/2?
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Hi Fractaliers,
     I now have OS/2 2.0 on my machine, and I want to get Fractint for it.
I remember seeing a message from Tim Wegner saying that there was a version
of Fractint for OS/2, but the only place listed where you could get it was on
Compuserve, which I don't have access to.  Is there any anonymous ftp site
where I can get a copy?  As well as the address, I'll need the directory,
too,  since I only have e-mail access to Internet and so have to use
ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com for all my ftp sessions.  It's kind of hard to browse
around and search for something when it takes a day for the results of a
directory listing to get back to you.  :-)

Thanks!

David K. Wall
dkw@nioshe2.em.cdc.gov
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 12:23:51 EDT
From:         Sergei Naumov <serge@SLOTH.ASTRO.UNC.EDU>
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I'm interested in astrophysical applications of fractals, especially to
galactic structure, large-scale structure of the Universe etc.
Anybody knows about it?
My address is serge@sloth.astro.unc.edu
Thanks
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From:         DKW0@NIOSHE2.EM.CDC.GOV
Subject:      Re: Location of Fractint for OS/2?
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> About the OS/2 fractint... I got a copy of that at hobbes.nmsu.edu which
> is a truly great OS/2 archive.  I'm not sure which directory it was in
> it might have been in the area for 1.x programs.
>
>   Mark A. Shaw                 - (501) 575-2905
>   Microcomputer support        - Marks@uafhp.uark.edu
>   University of Arkansas       - MARKS@UAFSYSB.UARK.EDU
>   Computing services           - mshaw@saturn.uark.edu

Thanks!  Luckily, I do have a copy of the index for the Hobbes archives, so I
scanned it for the string "frac".  Here's what I found:

1   pmfract.zoo      333953  PMFRACT Release 3.0 fractal program for PM
2   fractal.zoo       71004  Fractal background for PM
3   pmfrac.zoo       211533  Fractal generator (PM)
4   pmfrsc.zoo       345858  Fractal generator source (PM)
5   pmfract.zoo      333953  PMFRACT Release 3.0 fractal program for PM

1 is in /pub/os2/all/archives/volume09
2, 3, and 4 are in /pub/os2/all/games
5 is in /pub/os2/all/graphics

1 and 5 look to be the same file -- but are they copies of Fractint?  My copy
of the index is a month or two old, so possibly Fractint has been added since
then, or the descriptions just aren't very descriptive.  I'll try getting the
programs above (when I have time), probably pmfrac.zoo, since 1) it's smaller
-- uuencoded stuff is a pain when it comes in several pieces  2) there's
source code for it, which sounds like what Stone Soup would distribute.

  David K. Wall
  dkw0@nioshe2.em.cdc.gov
  "If art is communication, then Andy Warhol stutters."  -- Me
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 10:16:31 -0900
From:         JUSTIN W BREESE <KSJWB@ALASKA.BITNET>

Please cancel my subscription to the fractal newsletter.  Thanks.
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 05:33:05 -0500
From:         "Wayne D. Young" <Z_YOUNGWD@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Iterated Function Systems
X-To:         FRAC-L%GITVM1.BitNet@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU

>Also, I am wondering if anyone (outside of Barnsley's Iterated Systems
>corporation) has seen any actual IFS codes that represent photographs and
>illustrates Barnsley's claims of image compression.  Any information or
>references would be greatly appreciated on these topics.  Thanks in advance.

I have been working on compression using iterated function systems for a
few months now...

If you are interested, there are some course notes by Yuval Fisher
located at lyapunov.ucsd.edu that are available for anonymous ftp.

I have some code that I've written to perform a 2 level quadtree
compression using iterated function systems.  As far as compression
ratios, I haven't _really_ tried to remove the empty space
from my files.  The amount of _real_ data is about 34 bits per
transformation.  Without trying to remove the whitespace, ratios
are usually in the 2.5:1 - 4.5:1 range. (never less than 2.5:1)

Anyway, the method does work... but it is very expensive.  Compression
times range from 1-3 hrs.  Of course this is with _my_ lousy 'C' code.
Decompression is very quick, usually 2-3 seconds, depending on how
many iterations the IFS takes to converge.  We call the IFS's used
to compress an image a "Partitioned Iterated Function System" or PIFS.

I really recommend getting Yuval's course notes.  They are in postscript
and print out nicely.

Oh, one last thing about the quality of the decompressed image.
I have only been compressing 256 grayscale images... but the method
applies to 24 bit color as well.  The error is measured as the
root mean squared error.  Values usually run from 3.5 to 8, with some
pictures compressing poorly  and giving much higher rms's.
An rms of 5 on a low contrast image is much worse than the same rms
on a high contrast image.  I am working on that problem now...

Well, enjoy.

Wayne
z_youngwd@ccsvax.sfasu.edu
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 10:41:13 EDT
From:         Sergei Naumov <serge@SLOTH.ASTRO.UNC.EDU>
Subject: Re: Fractals/chaos in astrophysics
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Thank you so much
Serge
From: 92marsh@gw.wmich.edu
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Subject: Fractint
Date: 30 Aug 92 18:12:27 EST
Organization: Western Michigan University

         Hello all,
           Since someone brought up fractint, what is the most recent
         version and where is a dos version available for those w/o
         compuserve access?

         Charles Marsh
         92marsh@gw.wmich.edu
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Date:         Sun, 30 Aug 1992 07:13:23 -0600
From:         RSILVER@LANL.BITNET
Subject:      Fractal newsletter

TWIMC:
I publish a newsletter about fractals called Amygdala.
If you're interested, send me your paperMail address,
and I'll send you an information packet.
--Rollo Silver
Amygdala / PO Box 219 / San Cristobal, NM 87564 / USA
email: rsilver@lanl.gov
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 16:38:00 EDT
From:         "Prof. JM Richard (Centre National Universitaire)"
              <MPI@FRMOP53.CNUSC.FR>
Subject:      Fractals and symmetries

On pages 189-190 of Tim and Mark book "Fractal Creations" one reads:
".....all are symmetrical and all have a self-symmetry ..."(those pages
concerne the Julias sets).For those interested in the Mathematical Intelligencer
   Vol 14 Number 2 (Spring 1992) you can read an article untitled:
"Symmetry groups of fractals" (pages 32 -->38).
Kind regards to l of you.

Jm Richard-Collard
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Date:         Mon, 24 Aug 1992 00:49:00 GMT-0200
From:         WOHLERS@CCVAX.UNICAMP.BR
Subject:      For your eyes only...
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Hello Fractal Voyeurs !!!

Well well...

Now one thing for those who THINK that saw everything before....

After the "Fractal Graphics",
after the "Fractal Music",
after the "Fractal Poetry",
after the "Fractal Geometry",
after the "Fractal Dynamics"...

...now
              "EROTIC FRACTAL" !!! YES !!!!

   Get your Fractint and put the following "EROTIC.PAR" file:
   (Not for people under 18. Not for people over 60)

The-Inner          { ; O
  reset type=barnsleyj2
  corners=-1.918013/1.917999/-2.376137/2.203781/-4.475362/-2.376137
  params=-1/1000 inside=bof60 outside=mult potential=512/512/1000
  colors=000tYPnMK<2>nRNoTPnRM<5>eD4cA0cB3cC7cDAdFE<9>T22R00R00<10>H46G57F56<7\
  >523312000b00BEf<17>jlumnvopvqrv<2>wxvzzvzzr<5>zzU<8>r00<14>066<39>B2jB2kA3i\
  <8>39Q29O1AM0BJ0BJ0BJ<4>0AI0AI2AI<24>sFLuFLwFLzGMzHMzIM<30>zuUzwUzxUzzVzyV<1\
  5>zfV
  }

Upper-Max          { ; !
  reset type=barnsleyj2 passes=b
  corners=2.657777/0.375435/-4.613771/-0.979405/-0.04383/-1.853532
  params=60/50 inside=bof60 outside=mult potential=256/256/1000
  colors=000dIG<5>000xXV<7>oTRnTRnTR<19>bATtVToVY<9>oVToVTpUSpTS<61>27B16A16B<\
  34>B2jB2kA3i<10>1AM0BJ0BJ<5>0AI0AI2AI<26>wFLzGMzHM<29>zrTztUzuUzwUzxUzzV<15>\
  zgV
  }


Hope you have fun ! Send comments !
Rod Dog,
          the Fractal Lunatic.
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From:         Ramon Santiago <santiago@FGSSU1.FGS.SLB.COM>
Subject: Re: Signoff please, anyone?

Please sign me off of FRAC-L


Ramon Santiago				e-mail:	santiago@fgssu1.fgs.slb.com
Schlumberger Data Services		phone:	(415) 927-0100
Finder Graphics Systems			fax:	(415) 927-2923
Corte Madera, CA 94925
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From: adamsr@netcom.com (Rick Adams)
Subject: Re: Fractint
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 92 23:05:12 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services (408 241-9760 guest)

Thus spake 92marsh@gw.wmich.edu: 

>         Hello all,
>           Since someone brought up fractint, what is the most recent
>         version and where is a dos version available for those w/o
>         compuserve access?
>
	Fractint 17.2 is the newest version. It's available via anonymous
ftp (or through mail servers) from SIMTEL.


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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 22:57:52 CDT
From:         C1876@UMSLVMA.BITNET
Subject:      Iterated Function Systems

Hello fellow fractal enthusiasts,

I am wondering if anyone has published a method to find the fractal dimension o
f an arbitray IFS.  I have seen a method that works on IFS's based upon similit
ude transformations in Barnsley's Fractals Everywhere.  I am looking for a way
to calculate the fractal dimension of an arbitray IFS.

Also, I am wondering if anyone (outside of Barnsley's Iterated Systems corporat
ion) has seen any actual IFS codes that represent photographs and illustrates B
arnsley's claims of image compression.

Any information or references would be greatly appreciated on these topics.  Th
anks in advance.
From: GFITJPP@BRUFF.BITNET (Thadeu Penna)
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Subject: Re: Fractal newsletter
Date: 31 Aug 92 11:07:14 GMT
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On Sun, 30 Aug 1992 07:13:23 -0600 <RSILVER@LANL> said:
>TWIMC:
>I publish a newsletter about fractals called Amygdala.
>If you're interested, send me your paperMail address,
>and I'll send you an information packet.
>--Rollo Silver
>Amygdala / PO Box 219 / San Cristobal, NM 87564 / USA
>email: rsilver@lanl.gov

I am interested in your newsletter.
  Thank you in advance

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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 10:23:20 CDT
From:         Jim Marsh <JMARSH@UWF.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Fractals and symmetries
              3 Sep 1992 16:38:00 EDT from <MPI@FRMOP53.CNUSC.FR>

   Prof. Richard:  Centre National Universitaire:  the article "Symmetry Groups

of Fractals", to which you refer.  Is it yours?  If so, could you send me
a reprint?

     James S. Marsh
     Department of Physics
     University of West Florida
     Pensacola, Florida  32514
     USA
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From: wr@polly.informatik.uni-dortmund.de (Wilfried Rupflin)
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Subject: Re:      problems with simula under DOS
Date: 1 Sep 1992 10:16:17 GMT
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PC SIMULA from Simula a.s Oslo (for DOS, UNIX, ...) is a very stable
product of high quality. It has been commercially available since 
a long time (1987 or even longer?).

The problem with the latest PC SIMULA release (109.4.6 of 1992-07-17) was
caused by a mistake in preparing the distribution media:  a scrappy
version of the special SIMULA linker was included. This linker is only
needed in very special cases or if there is no standard DOS linker
(LINK.EXE) available.

Workaround (requires that LINK.EXE is somewhere in the path):

 cd  sim\dos
 del lnk0s109.exe	-- just to be sure
 sim
 set option l0
 save
 exit

After that, the LINK.EXE will be used and everything works fine.

According to Simula a.s., a fixed version will be distributed soon.
Unfortunately they are not connected to e-mail. Therefore, the 
best communication channel in case of problems will be a fax.

Address:	SIMULA a.s.
		Postboks 138 Voksenila
		N-0325 Oslo
		Norway

Tel: 		(+47 2) 490102
Fax: 		(+47 2) 490122

But if you prefer e-mail, please feel free to drop a mail to me,
and I will be happy to forward your message to Simula a.s..

	GOOD LUCK WITH SIMULA  -- not only on DOS ...



Wilfried Rupflin


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From:         Meinolf Asshoff <mas@INFORMATIK.UNI-KIEL.DBP.DE>
Subject:      problems with simula under DOS

Hello everybody,
does anyone work with SIMULA on PCs under DOS (or Windows) ?
We just got a version from Simula a.s. in Oslo, Norway,
distributed by SIMULA-Team in Dortmund, Germany. Its a mess,
it doesn't work with the simplest examples. The test programm runs,
but when we insert something simple or delete for instance one of 3
instructions of the same kind the computer breaks down. Sometimes
renaming of a file removes the problems ...

- Have you made your own experiences with this version ore are there
  other implementations of Simula for DOS ?
- Or do you know Simula classes for graphical presentation under VMS
  that we might use on our microVax ?

Please let me know, we are in trouble.

Thanks, Meinolf Asshoff

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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 15:21:28 BST
From:         R.Kerr@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: Recommendations for Simulation TextBks.
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Re:

>         I was wondering if some of you can suggest several good texts on
 simulation
> using statistical methods (like Queueing Theory, Markov Chain, etc).
> I'll post it when I receive the list.
>         On the other hand, if others have already asked this question before
> and there is an FAQ somewhere, please point me to the location.
>
>         Thanks.
>
> ---
> Arthur

 I. Mitrani - "Simulation Techniques for Discrete Event Systems",
 Cambridge University Press, 1986.

 Sorry for late reply .... Ron
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Subject: Re: Upgrading My VXL On My Own!
Date: 3 Sep 92 02:35:00 GMT
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News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

In article <sbaker.0jxe@starl.miami.fl.us>, sbaker@starl.miami.fl.us (Stephen Baker) writes...
>Ok! I need some advice from some VXL Guru's.
> 
>I want to upgrade my VXL 30/25mhz Accelerator to 50 Mhz!
> 
>What I propose to do is replace the 030/25 with a 030/50 and also replace the
>crystal 25.000mhz to 50.000mhz. Will this work?!
>Please respond. Thanks in Advance! 
> 
>%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
>Reply to sbaker@starl.miami.fl.us
>ORIGIN: Starlight BBS (305)/235-1005  Cutler Ridge, Fl.    (C-Net AMIGA)
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 10:39:08 CDT
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What's going on? Where is everybody?
 Has this list been terminated?

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From:         Fernando Lopes Maia <fernmaia@INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      Accents in portuguese

        Hi folks!

        I would like to know:

        1) How can i do latin accents in Video Toaster 2.0's fonts?

        2) How to convert 3D objects from Imagine 2.0 to Video Toaster's Lightwa
   ve without the normal trouble of linking between the main and the children ob
   jects (hierarchy's alteration)?

 & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & &   FFFFF  L      M     M
 &   Fernando Lopes Maia                   &   F      L      M M M M
 &   Porto Alegre - RS - BRAZIL            &   FFFF   L      M  M  M
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: kermit xfer:ncomm/university
X-To:         I-AMIGA@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu

>Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:42:17 ADT
>From: PDRN000 <PDORAN@UNB.CA>
>Subject: kermit xfer:ncomm/university
>
>I'd like to transfer files from my university account to my Amiga, and
>bback.
>
>I am trying to use NComm 2.0 and it's kermit protocol, as I was told by
>the people at the university.
>

Before I can answer, I also need to know what Kermit you university
account is running.  The steps for VAX kermit are a bit different it
you want to send binary files to it than if you want to send text file
to it...  Vax kermit automatically detects the type of the file on
send.

To send files with vax kermit to your Amiga:

$ Kermit
Kermit-32> set block 3
Kermit-32> send filename.typ

and tell your amiga term program to receive the file with the kermit protocol.

-Lance
 ---------------- Amiga - The Wild Side of Power Computing -----------------
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 23:15:55 CDT
From:         Rick Thomson <RKT469T@SMSVMA.BITNET>
Subject: RE: serial.device and MsgPorts
              27 Aug 1992 10:49:21 PDT from <EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.H AC.COM>

 You should be able to get them from your local Amiga Dealer or book store, the
y are published by Addison Wesley and you should be able to order them ffrom ei
ther place.
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 08:03:53 -0400
From:         Calvin Chu <ngk@EAGLE.TC.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      MesgPorts

Can somebody explain to me how Amiga Message Ports work? Please give
examples in C if possible.  I'd need to know how to open two two message
ports and send information from one port to another, preferably
bi-directionally.

Also, I need to know how to access the Serial Device.  (Baud Rate, Duplex,
reading and writing, etc...) Can somebody explain, and provide examples
in C.

Calvin Chu
ngk@eagle.tc.cornell.edu
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 00:08:00 EDT
From:         ARGO <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Turbo Pascal

I belive they did a review on it. Check the ads, there are a couple of dealers
Compiuters. They have it on back order
 and said they should be getting shipment in this week.
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:42:17 ADT
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From:         PDRN000 <PDORAN@UNB.CA>
Subject:      kermit xfer:ncomm/university

I'd like to transfer files from my university account to my Amiga, and
bback.

I am trying to use NComm 2.0 and it's kermit protocol, as I was told by
the people at the university.

Question: What is the sequence of events to transfer files?

I can use the built-in PCWS program if I used a PC, however I'd like to
do it in one step, not 5-6...

Thanks in advance.

Pat
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