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From: robert@voskhod.mit.edu (robert jacques)
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Date: 11 Apr 91 01:07:15 GMT
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Reply-To: robert@voskhod.mit.edu (robert jacques)
Organization: M.I.T.
Subject: Re: GIF viewer
Keywords: Graphics

In article <1991Apr8.185747.27651@eng.ufl.edu>, luke@epsilon.ee.ufl.edu
(Luke J. Smithwick) writes:
 > I have recently purchased a computer from Gateway.  It has a VGA card
which does not appear to work with VGIF, the GIF view I currently have. 
I would like to display some graphics (*.GIF) file on the system, but I
do not have a viewer.  Could someone ple > ase tell me where I can get
one, or possibly send one to me.
 > 
 > 

I have a similar problem with my Gateway.  Incedentally, the graphics
adapter is 
is "Speedstar".  This does not seem to be one of the common adapters for
which
drivers are usually included.  Is there a possiblity that the driver for
one of 
the more common graphics adapters will also work with this one ?

Thanks in advance

Rob