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In article <7814@chaph.usc.edu>, jjung@nunki.usc.edu (John Jung) writes:
>
>  I've recently become interested in GIF pictures. But the problem I have is
>that all the GIF viewers I've seen are limited to only showing images as big as
>the screen allows. If the GIF picture is in any way bigger than the screen
>size, then the whole picutre gets squished one way or another.
>
>  So, all I want to know is : Is there a GIF viewer for the ST's that will
>_not_ condense the picture down if it's bigger than the screen size? (I imagine
>such a thing would use either a window system or the arrow keys to allow the
>user to scroll through the whole picutre without loss of resolution.)
>
>  Post or E-mail any responses you have. (If I get no replies, I guess I'll
>just have to wait for the STe or the TT to come out in the U.S., maybe they'll
>be able to handle GIF pictures better!  :-)
>
>  Thanks in advance.
>
>						John

Digispec, a desktop accessory included with the Computer Eyes Digitizer (I 
think) will give you the option to view the top, center, or middle.  You can
also adjust colors and grey-scale values, and reevaluate the picture with the
new colors/intensities.  It will also allow you to save the pics in Spectrum
format.  Only problem is that I do not think it is available by itself (I am
not sure on this one).  
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