Re: Tesselations
From Super-User <roo...@steak.corp.adobe.com>
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· 9 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Sorry, the URL in my last post is dead. See the much improved page: http://www.cecm.sfu.ca/~sinclair/Transformations/index.html Ms. Sinclair is a mathematics educator and has many online projects, of which tesselation is just one. (These are jave-based. You'll need a newer browser and your security level set low --set it *after* you visit the site and are convinced of it's sercurity-worthiness. Don't leave your security settings low, or set them low based on someone's Inet say-so). --Chris
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