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excerpt: "In looking for something to do I found myself reading back issues of SyncWare News for articles passed over the first time around. The Mandelbrot Plot program in Volume 3 Number 5 caught my eye. Those who read the article by Mr. Nachbaur will remember that the Mandelbrot program creates \"computer art\", mathematically created patterns…"
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# Mandlebrodt on the T/S 2068

In looking for something to do I found myself reading back issues of SyncWare News for articles passed over the first time around. The Mandelbrot Plot program in Volume 3 Number 5 caught my eye. Those who read the article by Mr. Nachbaur will remember that the Mandelbrot program creates “computer art”, mathematically created patterns otherwise known as fractals. These are in endless detail, many are very beautiful and many have smaller and smaller detail within themselves to explore. This looked interesting, so I entered the original listing to see how it would work.