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Skip the graphic. Though I think the numbers were in pink, the software lets you set the colour so it's possibly not.
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There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]). | There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]). | ||
The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown. | The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown. | ||