Amiga Screens: A Primer

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Hence, a screen on the Amiga is, basically, an area onto which graphics is drawn. Amiga screens can have different resolutions and colour depths, and a program can open any number of different-resolution screens to display graphics. Even if the maximum number of colours per screen is 32, these 32 colours can be different on each screen.

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