Re: JPEG viewer?

[guertinp@IRO.UMontreal.CA (Paul Guertin)]

In article <3669gf$ig9@hermes.louisville.edu>,
twdorr01@starbase.spd.louisville.edu (Thomas Dorris) writes:
>
>Actually, if we're on the topic of JPEG viewers for the IBM, his friend
>should get QPEG... This thing is so fast it throws a preview of the jpeg
>you've selected up in a little window as you scroll through the filelist...
>The actual display of the real, color image is no slower.  It's written in 
>pure 486 (maybe 386, who knows) assembly and boy is it fast!

I downloaded it after seeing your message and you're right, it IS
extremely fast, and its interface is very usable. Thanks for the
pointer.

ObAppleII: OK, here's a puzzle for you die-hard 6502 fans. You have
a 48k Apple ][ Plus with a 6502 processor and all slots empty. Your 
goal is to write a program that will fill the whole RAM space ($0000
through $BFFF) with the same value (of your choice). You must not call
any routine in ROM. Your program must use only documented opcodes.
Good luck.

This puzzle is not from me, I saw it in the November, 1985 issue
of Bob Sander-Cederlof's fantastic newsletter Apple Assembly Line.

Paul Guertin
guertinp@iro.umontreal.ca