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1.1       root        1: .TH DMDDEMO 1 "630 MTG"
                      2: .SH NAME
                      3: dmddemo - demonstrations available on the 630 MTG
                      4: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      5: \fBdmddemo\fR [options]
                      6: .SH DESCRIPTION
                      7: The \fIdmddemos\fR are graphical demonstration programs that run on the 630 MTG.
                      8: All programs will become local unless they are downloaded into a window
                      9: which is the last window connected to a host.
                     10: Exiting each program can be done by typing 'q' when that window is current
                     11: or by deleting the window.
                     12: Typing \fIdmddemo\fR
                     13: with no options gives you a list of demonstrations available.
                     14: .sp 2
                     15: Options (demos) available are:
                     16: .nf
                     17: .sp
                     18:     \fBball\fR         A bouncing ball
                     19: .sp 
                     20:     \fBbounce\fR     Ricocheting lines. Button 1 controls speed.
                     21: .sp
                     22:     \fBclock\fR       Displays face of clock with moving hands in
                     23:                   addition to a digital time display.
                     24: .sp
                     25:     \fBdoodle\fR     An interactive doodler. Button 1 draws and 
                     26:                   button 2 erases.
                     27: .sp
                     28:     \fBrose\fR         Rotates trigonometric figures to produce various
                     29:                   flower shapes.
                     30: .sp
                     31:     \fBstar\fR         Interactive drawing. Button 1 draws and button 2 erases.

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