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Date:	Tue, 12 Jun 2001 23:32:25 GMT
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Ok so when talking about colour considerations when programming in the
different colour depths, is this right?

When programming in 256 colour or 8 bit mode, a palette is used, which
is an 256 elemented array of the RGB structure. Correct?
The palette is used to manipulate colour.

When programming in high colour or true colour, what is used to
manipulate colour here? is an array of 16 million RGB Structures used?

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Thanks in advance,
Paul M.
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