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A building in New Orleans today shares common elements with the
original building of 160 years ago.
(photo: ©1994, Robert S. Brantley) |
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New Orleans building, c.1857
(courtesy of New Orleans Not arial Archives) |
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The draft of FDR's famous Pearl Harbor speech reveals the words
that did not become part of the history books.
(photo:©1994, Robert S. Brantley) |
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Photoshop 4.0 "layers" lets users or designers draw "on top" of
previous versions, without altering them. And by turning layers
off or on, different "states" of a work can be seen and worked
on.
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In Microsoft Word 6.0 turning the "revisions made" on reveals
what has been changed and, in some cases, who has changed it.
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