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Re: Looking for Software



John L. Graham (John_L._Graham@adbbs.antioch.edu) wrote:
: Hmmm, well I'll first make the required "You get what you pay for" speech.
: I've really enjoyed the lanuages and cours from the Byteworks and they're
: worth a look. I also ran several ByteWorks lanuages using a RAM disk (using a
: 4 Mb RAM card and FlashBoot from Quality Computers) for several years before
: we cobbed together a homebrew hard drive.

: As for an alternative C compiler you might look at Hyper C. I believe
: cco.caltech.edu has a complete library of Hyper C modules. If'n I recall
: right Hyper C is an 8-bit system, so it doesn't meet your GS requirement.

: For viewing GIFs look for GIF View. It's great for looking at VERY large
: GIFs, but it doen't let you save them in a GS compatible format.
: Good luck!

: John

Try Tim Meekins' imageQuant. iQ, as it is called, can view large size
GIFs in up to 3200 colors! It converts slowly, however.

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