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From: magyar@inside.caltech.edu (Igen Magyar Istvani)
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Subject: Re: GIF format conversion
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Date: 11 May 91 14:27:19 GMT
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In article <42199@cup.portal.com> dbell@cup.portal.com (David J Bell) writes:
>Can anyone direct me to readily-available description of the 
>GIF format, both compressed and uncompressed? I have images in
>another raster-scanned format, and want to write a converter...
>
>Dave      dbell@cup.portal.com

Check out titan.rice.edu, in directory public/graphics.formats.  You'll find
graphics file formats for many types of files, including GIFs.


Ted Turocy
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