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dd> OR, unless the person that wrote the original source can just
dd> tailor it to "run" the code once the graphic viewer (determined
dd> in advance) is invoked to view the graphic. If someone wanted
dd> to, they could "embed" code in their image file, and then
dd> customize it to the point where it interacts with Graphic
dd> Workshop for example, will read the file, and then "load" the
dd> executable code within the file. As 
Oh, come on.  What Graphics Workshop (or any other image viewer) does
with the data it loads is determined _solely_ by the programming in
Graphics Workshop (or whatever).  It doesn't matter _what_ the data
may look like, the program loading it is going to act on it the same
way every time - it is not going to "execute" that data.
What you're suggesting is not possible.
TTFN. Rick.
Ottawa, ON 1 Mar 21:20 
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