Presenting:

                             *THE* MANDELBROT SET:
                          A Dictionary of Julia Sets
                       (The way it ought to be done...)

                         Copyright (c) 1990 by Rex Lew



FEATURING: (there's not much it doesn't feature....)

         *  3 Mathematically accurate image rendering algorithms
            No gimmick algorithms; all are fully scanning algorithms

         *  Speed achieved by avoiding GEM AES calls entirely when unwanted.

         *  GEM hybrid interface; i.e. a full drop-down menu system, which
              operates only when in use (no EVNT_MULTI crap to slow down
              computations), and re-written dialogs.

         *  Magnifications up to (tested) at least 300,000,000 X
              (1 X being the entire Mandelbrot set filling the screen)

         *  Instant magnification; magnify at any time, even if the image is
              not complete.

         *  Save images in Neochrome, Degas, or BigScreen format,
              ALONG WITH the data required to make the image.  Meaning
              if you want to do something else with your ST, but wish to
              "keep what you have so far" and "pick up where you left off"
              later, there's not a problem.

         *  No resolution compromises; each has its own benefits

      ****  EXCELLENT OPERATION IN AT LEAST 12 RESOLUTIONS (12 tested) via
              BigScreen BY JULIAN F. RESCHKE (included with docs)
              (Highest tested: 640 x 600 in 16 colors low resolution,
                           and 1280 x 800 in 2 colors high resolution)
              Potential highest: 2560 x 2560 in 16 colors???? (Mega 4 ST)

         *  Storage of up to 100 different magnification levels for
              zooming back out if necessary. (the number of levels
              is so arbitrary it's sick; I could have 1000 levels
              or whatever, but I figure that if you magnify by 10 X
              10 each time, 10^100 is.. a large number that hardly
              even means anything so.. Don't be stupid..)

         *  Full color animation and palette manipulation

        **  PRE-MADE COLOR PALETTES CAREFULLY SELECTED for beautiful
              images, not random images (unless you want a randomly
              colored image, in which case you may choose random
              colors)

       ***  COMPLETE JULIA SET RENDERING of any corresponding place on the
              Mandelbrot set, or elsewhere in the complex plane, these are
              NOT CHEAP JULIA SET RENDERINGS, THESE ARE FILLED-IN JULIA
              SETS and may be rendered via all the methods available with
              the Mandelbrot set renderings.  No more skimpy random dot
              drawings...

         *  Print images with or without complex plane data

         *  Create custom mathematically distorted or correct images


If  you  don't  read  the  documentation  in  MD.DOC,  (MeDical  DOCtor, I hope
someday),  at  least  run MD.PRG once to try it out.  Then maybe you'll like it
enough to print out the documentation later.

    Please  read the BIGSCRN.DOC file after you read this, so you can take full
advantage  of  the hundreds of different resolutions actually available on your
ST, and use *THE* MANDELBROT SET: A DICTIONARY OF JULIA SETS to the best of its
capabilities.


This program is FREEWARE.  You may distribute it freely WITH THIS DOCUMENTATION
AND  MD.DOC. BIGSCREEN MAY BE DISTRIBUTED IN A SIMILAR MANNER WITH BIGSCRN.DOC.
DO  NOT USE EITHER COMMERCIALLY.  THESE PROGRAMS ARE FOR PUBLIC CONSUMPTION AND
BENEFIT. Thank you!

         If you enjoy THE MANDELBROT SET: A DICTIONARY OF JULIA SETS,
 a $5.00 donation sent to the address below would be much appreciated. Thanks!

                             Rex Lew (Mandelbrot Dictionary)
                             1-55 Caltech
                             Pasadena, CA 91126



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