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Anyways since nobody has not given the answer for over three years. The software might have been Toon Boom, Flash MX ( which has been replaced ) which can use variety of Mathematical resizable images. Mathematical resizable images ( meaning images made with drafting software like, Adobe Illustrator, or Ink Scape any SVG/SGV creation tool. Even the Amiga has tools that can make images like these. The images could have been made in any photoshop ( including version 1.0 ) for which the resolution is extremely high. It could also be made in any number of graphic editors. Everything in this animation started out as messy and rough, pencil drawings, including the animation. itself, called an Anomotion. An anomotion is a messy run of the animation itself. Do the math The sound was either done first, or afterwards, usually done first to the series of events. The graphical effects was done in fireworks, or another special effects program. Whatever the Chinese used at the Olympics.

By flickering you mean to say when you exit sleep mode, or turn the computer on? This happens with a Vista machine I am using. Everytime I switch displays, it flickers like three to four times. What I assume, this is Vista attempting to aline itself with the attached display devices/device. I have three devices attached to the computer, plus a high end graphics card. It flickers like three times, for the three VGA connectors, and one time for the graphics card. Another assumtion is that I am using an adapter for the graphics card. My Windows 9x and pre-Vista machines does not do this at all, unless I hit the display utility ( the graphics card display devices, settings ). Again i assume it is Vista checking the display settings, and what is attached to it. It might also reset or go back to the "RGB please plug gerder" screen sometimes. It also happens when I use "Windows Classic" program in Vista, with a different color setting?

My ideas on sleep mode. My ideas on sleep mode, avoid using it, and grow tentacles. The only people who should worry about sleep mode, are people who want to access their computer from afar. I doubt any office setting has computers using sleep mode, without them damaging from time to time.