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#Gif

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#43492From: Andrew LetchfordSep 17, 1994 11:12 AM
Is there a utility to save images as .gif files for uploading to CIS? Andrew Letchford, Plymouth, UK
#43510From: GustavoSep 18, 1994 8:37 AM
Corel Draw might do the trick.
#43513From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPSep 18, 1994 9:45 AM
Corel Draw is for the PC. Andrew's looking for an Amiga program.
#43523From: Andrew LetchfordSep 18, 1994 11:21 AM
Thanks for taking the trouble to reply byt see Steve's message. Andrew Letchford, Plymouth, UK
#43522From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPSep 18, 1994 10:32 AM
There are a number of programs, such as ImageMaster, ImageFX, and ADPro that can do this. Those are commercial programs, and all are very good programs. The program ImageStudio, which just hit the libraries today should take care of this for you too. Steve
#43524From: Andrew LetchfordSep 18, 1994 11:21 AM
Steve, Thanks for the info. I have been holding off going commercial. i don't need all the bells and whistles yet! Just .Gif; I'll give ImageStudio a try. Andrew Letchford, Plymouth, UK
#43541From: Steve AhlstromSep 19, 1994 1:17 PM
ImageStudio is shareware ($20, I think). In the unregistered version images are limited to 250×250. -sja
#43549From: Andrew LetchfordSep 19, 1994 5:31 PM
I dl ImageStudio and I am very impressed. Yes the unregistered versionis limited to 250×250. However there are some images in the archive and some tutorials in the docs to show what the program is capable off. It is no substitute for ImageFX or any of the other big programs but it is not meant ot be. If all you want is to manipulate different graphic types then this is the program for you. It costs L10 in UK shareware. Andrew Letchford, Plymouth, UK
#43552From: Steve AhlstromSep 19, 1994 8:26 PM
Andrew, Yes, I took a look at ImageStudio and it _is_ very nice.