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-=> On 21 Jul 96 12:02:08 you wrote to me <=- Hi Mark, Sorry about the delay, I've been having BBS troubles. MO>> program ran under WB3 screenmodes. DBPAL Hi Res No Flicker MS> palette from an AGA screen. That should be easy to fix with a MS> little bit of Workbench 3 ROM kernel info. MO> When are we likely to see a version available to test mate? I could post the current version, although it doesn't read the full 24 bit palette on an AGA machine, it should still work. I didn't get any replies to my Workbench 3 ROM kernel question in the programming echoes. I'll try again now that my mail seems to have stabilised. MO> [Echo pix] MS> That sounds like a good start. Maybe we should ask our humble MS> moderator's permission to post our portraits. I would suggest MO> Or at least put them up for freq somewhere. If we do it that way, a BBS in each capital city could be selected to act as a collection site to minimize long-distance charges. Also, not everyone is capable of FREQing. MS> posting them as encoded JPEGs, since they are very compact. MO> Agreed. MO>> How 'bout one of yourself that we can all gawk at mate? ;^) MS> directly from video. I have a reasonable 128 x 160 JPEG version MS> of this picture that is 9901 bytes, UUEncoded. MO> That's a good size mate. Ideal really. I thought so. :) It's certainly small enough to post here. Ideally, all the pictures should be the same pixel size, as Dave Freeman pointed out. Also, Dave has offered to digitize any photos to a uniform size. I guess those of us with existing digitized portraits can convert them to JPEG and rescale them to the agreed size using AdPro, HamLab or ImageFX. Michael Stapleton of Graphic Bits. * AmyBW v2.10 * ... This tagline is encrypted --- AdeptXBBS v1.07f (Registered)* Origin: Mach One BBS (3:713/615) SEEN-BY: 620/243 621/525 623/630 625/100 711/401 409 413 430 808 809 934 SEEN-BY: 712/515 713/111 317 615 618 700 888 914 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 713/888 711/808 934 |
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