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On Thu, 22 Jul 1999 16:11:41 GMT, "Don Heyse"
<donnell_heyse@adc.spam.go.away.com> wrote:
> I would like LDAO/LDLITE better if the moving piece was drawn first, then
> the rest of the picture. I don't think the version I have works that way.
> About half of the time I don't even want to see the rest of the model.
That's a good suggestion. Especially because it's something I can make
LDAO do. As opposed to some really nifty suggestions I've received which
would require changing LDLite, or would be so processing-intensive that
they aren't practical.
Steve
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