Rembrandt - Revision history

FrankRahman at 03:51, 9 March 2025

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FrankRahman at 22:45, 7 March 2025

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	==K2-'83 and 4-'83 Version==		==K2-'83 and 4-'83 Version==

FrankRahman: /* K10 and later Version */

2025-01-19T23:35:09Z

K10 and later Version

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	This version includes the 2-'84, 2X, 4-'84, 4X, 10 and Robie.		This version includes the 2-'84, 2X, 4-'84, 4X, 10 and Robie.

			[[Media:Rembrandt 84 Manual.pdf\|Rembrandt 84 Manual]]

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FrankRahman at 13:53, 17 January 2025

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	</blockquote>[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-05-27-fi-7515-story.html LA Times May 27, 1986]		</blockquote>[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-05-27-fi-7515-story.html LA Times May 27, 1986]

			<blockquote> REMBRANDT is both screen- and printer-oriented, a good all-round program that is the only one to exploit all the graphics capabilities
			of the Kaypro. Drawing is done with the entire ASCII set - all 256 characters - on a full-screen canvas. You have 10 graphics characters on your "palette" at one time, choosing one by striking a number key
			- painting by numbers, as it were. Ordinary keyboard characters can be typed in anytime. Access to the fine-line graphics makes possible much more varied effects than the block graphics allow, such as
			graphs that look like they're drawn on graph paper. Screens can be chained together for presentation in a "slide-show" format with various effects such as fade-in. Auxiliary programs will prepare various types of graphs automatically from entered data. REMBRANDT
			puts out good printed images, and reproduces half-intensity on paper as well as on the screen, but as a printing program it is less flexible than SCS-DRAW; nor is the overall presentation as attractive and fast-moving.</blockquote>[https://oldcomputers.dyndns.org/public/pub/cdrom/walnut%20creek%20cdrom/kaypro/kpgrafic.txt GRAPHICS ON CP/M KAYPROS by Peter Donnelly]

FrankRahman at 13:46, 17 January 2025

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 ==K2-'83 and 4-'83 Version==
 ==K10 and later Version==
 This version includes the 2-'84, 2X, 4-'84, 4X, 10 and Robie.

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==K2-'83 and 4-'83 Version==

==K10 and later Version==
This version includes the 2-'84, 2X, 4-'84, 4X, 10 and Robie.