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mdb@cdc.noaa.gov (Mark Borges) writes:

|> 182 colors?! Any chance you could trim it down to say, a dozen? I
|> doubt many will be willing to sacrifice their colormap for a few
|> seconds of glory. :-).

Ack...   So THATS what ate all my colors.  I was wondering which
application did that.

I can't wait for Lars' 30 second animation...  I'll bet its pretty too ;->

What would be even better than just quantizing it would be to map it
to colors in the picons database.  Not only will all the picons
database icons use the same colors, the picons color map was chosen
such that they should be standard colors in most X-server's default
color map.

Wes
(think I've written enough messages today yet?)