I found this in the Metacard 2.5 documentation stack:
The ink property determines how the colors used to draw a control are combined
with the colors of the of the pixels underneath that control. A control's ink
can be set to one of the following values: clear, srcAnd, srcAndReverse,
srcCopy, notSrcAnd, noop, srcXor, srcOr, notSrcAndReverse, notSrcXor, reverse,
srcOrReverse, notSrcCopy, notSrcOr, notSrcOrReverse, set, srcBic, notSrcBic,
blend, addpin, addOver, subPin, transparent, addMax, subOver, or adMin.
The first 16 values are logical operations and are available on all platforms.
They unfortunately don't allow predictable color combinations except on fixed
colormap systems (16 and 24/32 bit display depths). The last 10 are arithmetic
modes only available on MacOS systems, and do allow reliable color combinations.
It just took a tiny, tiny bit of "oomf" to go and find it . . .
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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