Tell me which settings to change on my netscape browser to remove the bleeding
edge features that cause you difficulty and consider it done.....

Mark Wagner wrote:

> Greg M. Johnson <"gregj;-"@aol.c;-om> wrote in message
> >Shouldn't we simply tell those with the archaic readers simply to upgrade
> to
> >Win2000 and Netscape or MSIE? That is in essence what we say when someone
> >cannot read a bleeding edge video format.
>
> And while we are throwing mud around, for unknown reasons, messages from you
> cause Outlook Express to display all future messages in extra-large bold
> face non-monospaced type, despite the fact that I have it set to use
> 10-point Courier for displaying everything.
>
> Mark

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Greg M. Johnson <"gregj;-"@aol.c;-om> wrote in message
<39f1f85b@news.povray.org>...
>Tell me which settings to change on my netscape browser to remove the
bleeding
>edge features that cause you difficulty and consider it done.....


I said it's an unknown reason.  I'm guessing it's either this header:
X-Accept-Language: en,zh-TW,zh,zh-CN
or this one:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=x-user-defined

I don't know how you would go about changing either one.

Mark

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Chris Huff wrote:

> > I'm not really sure myself.
> > but perhaps as well as emmitters you could have volumes (defined by
> > different objects) where particles appear randomly with a spline
> > specifying the amount of particles created at each timestep.  Also you
> > could integrate a probabilty pattern into this -
>
> Oh, like an object emitter but with control of the probability that a
> particle will land each point, using a pattern and a spline as a kind of
> float_map?

Yep
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Bye
Pabs

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