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In article <19960401.E155E10.4940@hydra.zrz.tu-berlin.de> starecjc@hydra.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE (Flexy) writes:
> >I was using the 39.16, upgraded to the 39.18 and have never had a problem
> >viewing gifs.  They all look great to me.  Now if you have a problem viewing
> >jpegs, you have to set up AWebIP in the jfif.datatype for colormapped images.
> >
> >By saying they look ****, that could mean anything.  Could you be more
> >specific and maybe we can help.
> >
> >Kenton Groombridge
> >kgroombr@hereford.ampr.org
> 
> Re ;)
> 
> It means the webpages with the gifs (for ex. the webpage at www.cucug.org)
> looks totally mangled/damaged...i wonder why you dont have this problems.
> Btw i reported some bugs in the zgif-dtype to Michael..maybe its 
> really a problem with zgif-dt and does only appear on pal-machines..
> 
> (didnt try other dtypes until now...)
> 
> Greets
>
Actually, even though I am here in the states where NTSC is standard, my
default screen mode is PAL.  I like the extra lines of resolution.  Never
found a reason to switch back to NTSC.

I don't know why I have never had any problems.  I only run my screen in
eight colors though.

Kenton Groombridge
kgroombr@hereford.ampr.org