abdenour@mist.cs.orst.edu (Abdennour A. MOUSSAOUI) (02/10/90)
Disclaimer: this is a stupid article so you can jump to the next one. I am looking for a simple program that displays pictures created with other programs such as windows-paint, draw, designer, drhalo, pcpaintbrush or some other known software. I want to place this program in an autoexec file so that it automatically displays one picture and then if the user hit a key it quits and goes back to DOS. What is its name and where can I get it? Hardware: IBM comp. 286 with EGA/VGA thanks in advance! -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ /\ ! ~~~~Hayaa Ala-falaah Abdennour Moussaoui || _~_~_ Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar Oregon State University ||(_____) Laa Illaha Ila Allah~~~~ email=abdenour@mist.cs.orst.edu |||_|_|_|
msschaa@cs.vu.nl (Schaap MS) (02/13/90)
In article <15686@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU> abdenour@mist.CS.ORST.EDU (Abdennour A. MOUSSAOUI) writes: >I am looking for a simple program that displays pictures created with >other programs such as windows-paint, draw, designer, drhalo, pcpaintbrush >or some other known software. >I want to place this program in an autoexec file so that it automatically >displays one picture and then if the user hit a key it quits and goes back >to DOS. What is its name and where can I get it? >Hardware: IBM comp. 286 with EGA/VGA You need VPic. If you have FTP you can get it from Simtel20 in the directory PD:<MSDOS.GIF> Michael
lmoore@carroll1.cc.edu (Lori Moore) (02/14/90)
First of all I don't think you question is stupid. There are three programs that I know of that might help. They are PICEM, VPIC, and CSHOW. I pulled them down off of the PCEXEC bulletin board. They are zipped so you will have to get that utility. Now I need to ask a question along the same lines. Does anyone have a capture utility that produces just a simple binary screen capture. The new capture utilities are slick but I can't use the file that is produced in its compressed form. Lori lmoore@carroll1.cc.edu