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<H3>Accessing Individual Cells</H3>
The following method allows access to the nearest cell to the
position on the instrument specified. Once the cell has been
selected its internal attributes can be examined. You should
never really need to use this method as it was really designed
for <B>Tao</B>'s internal use. Also access points provide a much
more flexible mechanism for interacting with instruments.
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