Subject: Re: appended pictures and drawings gif jpg

From: Mike Linn <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 23 May 96 17:27 EDT

>One program I use quite often is XV, a pretty nifty X-windows program. It is
>shareware and available via anonymous ftp on ftp.cis.upenn.edu , in the
>directory pub/xv
>
>It allows one to input a file in one format and save it in another. It will
>handle GIF, TIFF, JPEG, Postscript, XPM, BMP and others. It has other
>capabilities, too. For example, any thing contained in one window can be
>grabbed and saved as a separate file in any format.
>
>Just a thought.
>
>-- 
>Dr. Mark E. Williams

So far IMHO the best program Ive found for general viewing/converting is one
called Paintshop Pro for Windows> this little gem views, converts and edits
the following graphics file types .bmp, .clp, .cut, .dib, .gif, .iff, img,
.jas, .jif, .jpg, .lbm, .mac, .msp, pcd, .pcx, .pic,.ras, .rle, .tga, .tif,
.wmf, .wpg

I havent found a file this thing couldnt open, short of a corrupted file.
Its shareware and is awsome, especcially for those of us with limited
memory, HD and computing power. (its real lean and mean).

my 2¢

mike
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From: Tom Alexander <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 24 May 1996 07:32:59 -0400

At 05:27 PM 5/23/96 EDT, Michael Linn wrote:
>memory, HD and computing power. (its real lean and mean)

 Where do we find this thing?

Tom Alexander
Regards,

Tom Alexander <[email-masked]>

{dx 1/93 at age 62, PSA 5.9, Gleason 5, T1C. WW since. On 5/93 PSA 10.2,
second biopsy (15 needles, different pathologist) Gleason 3+3, est. tumor
volume .5-1.5cc. On 6/94, third biopsy, no sig. change. On 3/96 PSA 6.8.
Taking saw palmetto)