Apple Newton
From Juergen Reichel <rzj...@rohrpostix.rz.tu-clausthal.de>
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· 25 Nov 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Hi Everyone,
in the past I just wrote some comments or I posted pics from other people
when someone asked for them. And I told you that I won't start with any
own work. But nobody made a small computer or somthing similar like a
Newton Massege Pad. So HAD to try on my own.
^^^^^^^
My question: can anybody help me with the 3-D Effect on the right side and
with the little curves under the screen of the Newton. I looked so many
times at your work, but the only way i saw was just to make:
-.________.- for a very low curve like the Newton has. Hmmm :-|
I send you a Photo (not very good :-( ) with this e-mail where you can
have a look at a MP120.
Thanks in advance for your regard.
Juergen Reichel
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