Re: How are WWW graphx diplayed on ECS machines?

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2 total messages Started by Efrain Gonzalez Wed, 10 Apr 1996 05:17

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Author: Efrain Gonzalez
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 05:17

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How are world wide web graphics that are sometimes slated to be 256 colors
displayed on ECS machines equiped with OS 3.1?  Are there special
dithering techniques?  Do the Web Browsers automatically do this?

System:
A500 + ECS + 80MB HD + 4MB Ram + NI Multiscan Monitor.

Thank you in advance.
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                                            - Efrain Gonzalez
                                              NYC

Re: How are WWW graphx diplayed on ECS machines?

#9180

Author: TONER
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 14:18

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In article <efrain-1004960124490001@ppp-23.ts-8.nyc.idt.net>,
Efrain Gonzalez <efrain@soho.ios.com> wrote:
>
>
>How are world wide web graphics that are sometimes slated to be 256 colors
>displayed on ECS machines equiped with OS 3.1?  Are there special
>dithering techniques?  Do the Web Browsers automatically do this?
>
>System:
>A500 + ECS + 80MB HD + 4MB Ram + NI Multiscan Monitor.

This is what I'm using until I get my 2000 set up: A500, 1gigHD,
5M RAM, ECS, SVGA monitor.

Fundamentally similar to yours. Different browsers use different ways
of doing things. My mosaic uses multiview/datatypes, ibrowse uses it's
own library but can use anything else too. Inline images are scaled down to 
my 8 color WB. If I tell multiview or another viewer to use a different
screen for images, you can convert to ham6. I just leave everything in
line even though a lot of pics look like crap...

Bill

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