🚀 go-pugleaf

xcchen@iastate.edu (Xiaoshan Chen) writes:

>In article <C0pzn2.KuG@cs.columbia.edu> hee@cs.columbia.edu (Edward Hee) writes:
>>The latest version of ColorView for DOS, version 2.1, a fast JPEG/JFIF,
>>GIF, Windows BMP viewer/converter/editor has been posted as dcview21.zip
>>
>>ColorView will work with:
>>	o  16 bit, 65356 color display boards with a VESA driver
>>	o  24 bit color display boards with a VESA driver

>I tested the new version on my 486/33 based on ET4000 w/ 24-bit capability.
>The 24-bit mode was not working properly, while the other modes worked
>very nicely, it provided some very good functions and took advantage of
>a mouse to make pull-down menu easy to use, I like it!

I ran across another problem.  I was checking out its command-line file 
conversion capability (doing some time trials) and the convert-to-jpg one 
would not work at all.  It kept returning the message "no image to save,"
as if it could not find the file.  I got the same response even when I
used full pathnames.  Has anyone else had this problem?  Specifically, 
try the following
   cview -j85 <gif_file>
where <gif_file> is any gif file in the directory.

>I think this is the best shareware jpg viwer around if this problem can
>be resolved.

Yeah... it does show a lot of promise.

dk