/*
 * Tesselation 
 *
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 * 
 *
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 * that you should have received with this program 
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README for Tessellation for the Palm 1.0
by David Rasch (drasch@users.sourceforge.net) 
Friday August 30 2002

The definitive documentation is here:
http://tesselation.sourceforge.net/

What is Tessellation for the Palm?
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Tessellation for the palm is a that allows you to create tessellations.
A tessellation is a mosaic pattern. 


Requirements
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* Palm OS 3.5 or better


Quick Usage
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1) Put tesselation.prc onto your palm.
2) Start the program
3) press new button
4) press OK
5) press Edit
6) place your stylus on a line and move your stylus up or down
7) take the stylus off the screen
8) / C
9) voila a tessellation
10) / D or / E if you want to edit

Features
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* Color
* Absolutely 100% Free Software (licensed under the GPL 2.0)

Fiddling with the Source
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You'll need a suitable Palm development environment, Tessellation was created with Palm SDK 3.5, so you'll need a copy of that too.

You should look in the Makefile to make sure the program names and paths are ok.
"make"
You should now have tesselation.prc.

If you're messing with the source, then maybe you want to help.  If you have
any problems, feel free to email me at drasch@users.sourceforge.net .  
Also, if you plan to do anything with Tessellation, be it coding, 
translations, or whatever, please use the latest (CVS) copy.  
It can be found on:  http://sourceforge.net/projects/tesselation/

Miscellaneous Notes
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  ** The standard "it runs fine for me" disclaimer applies.  I've tested it a
     lot myself, but you can never predict everything.  Still, there's no
     oddball hacking involved so I think the chance of catastophic Palm
     explosion should be small indeed.  This is not to say that it won't ever
     crash/hang, but if it does...