I have had the name Glenn Merritt since 1959, when I entered public school. I cannot find my family using that name because it is not their family name. All of my legal business since then has been executed using that name, and I have no means of determining what my birth name was, so I have not had any choice but to go on using that alias.
If you should have any question or comment, and one which is neither vulgar nor offensive in some way, concerning this issue, please feel free to contact me at GAMerritt1@gmail.com.
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CQvis Directory Backup Extension (DBE) |
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LOST But FOUND !!! --- The story of the lost 'bank bag'.
VECTOR QUINTETS & INDEX NETS --- Handwritten manuscript & diagrams
CQvis Pattern Matrix Tile Designer
These programs and the image file examples may be downloaded and used freely, provided they are not redistributed for remuneration without the consent of the author of this material, Glenn A. Merritt.
Below are shown three examples from base 73, two of which are positive and negative images of the same pattern:
So, what else is new?
| I'VE BEEN DOING SOME EXPERIMENTING WITH Microsoft Visual Studio Express (C#), AND THE RESULTS SO FAR INCLUDE A Primary Color Gradient Palette PROGRAM THAT GENERATES NICE IMAGES LIKE THIS ONE, AND IS SO SIMPLE TO USE THAT THERE'S NO DOCUMENTATION FOR IT. YOU CAN PICK ANY SIX COLORS FROM THE STANDARD MS-PAINT COLOR DIALOG BOX AND DRAW EACH OF THE 18 GRADIENTS BETWEEN THEM WITH A SINGLE CLICK OF THE MOUSE, IN ANY SEQUENCE YOU CHOOSE. THE IDEA IS TO PICK SIX COLORS AND COMPARE THEM, EXAMINING THE TRANSITIONS FROM EACH OF THEM TO THE OTHERS. WITH SIX AT A TIME OVERLAPPING IN WHATEVER MANNER YOU ARRANGE (BY THE SEQUENCE IN WHICH YOU CLICK), IT'S A BREEZE TO USE THE PAINT DIALOG TO COME UP WITH COLOR COMBINATIONS THAT ARE HARD TO ARRIVE AT USING THE DIALOG BY ITSELF. (If you follow THIS LINK, you'll find the GradPal installer in a .ZIP file). |