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Amy Macdonald wrote:
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> Perhaps some of you Atari users from back in 1987  will remember a music
> printing program called "EZ-Score PLus"  from Hybrid Arts Publishing
> (1987).....I believe the the Atari belonged to Warners Brothers
> Communications (?) in California at that time:
> 
No, this was the Tramiel Atari era. Jack bought Atari from Warner and
brought the ST computer design with him from Commodore Corp.
> What I find interesting is, under "Hybrid Arts Publishing" is an item -
> and this really caught my eye (particularily because of the Transform
> Article of late)......it is ....
> **   "Photography" Screen Shots    **
> 
> Now - in 1987!! -  how did they capture those screen shots of the
> program in order to include them in the manual?????  John Bates
> obviously used some sort of "screen-capture" program on the ST in order
> to capture the graphics for use in his article that was sent to us by
> John Sweden......
> 
> Can anyone tell me? Thanks......
Exactly right. Several screen dump utilities are available.
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