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From: kaufman@maxzilla.Encore.COM (Lar Kaufman)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Capturing screens to TIFF or PCX
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Date: 27 Mar 89 15:47:14 GMT
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In article <16279@cup.portal.com> Classic_-_Concepts@cup.portal.com writes:
>
>  I believe a utility called 'Frieze" (pun on freeze) captures files via
>a hotkey and stores them in .PCX format.  But don't quote me, I'm digging
>back into memory banks and I've only used it twice.  I'm afraid I don't
>know the publisher of the utility.  It may be part of an authoring package
>such as LS1 or TenCore.                        LH
 
"Frieze" came as part of my Logipaint software, bundled with the
Logitech Logimouse mouse I bought. (This was some time ago.) I was
under the impression that "Frieze" was part of the PC Paintbrush
package that Logitech was repackaging; PC Paintbrush is a product of
ZSoft Corporation, of (Marietta?*) Georgia. I have never used Frieze,
but I understand it can be used as a video capture tool. I don't think
that the version I have, at least, could handle TIFF images. Maybe the
newer versions can.

    -lar
 
 * I'm not sure it is in Marietta, but it's in some northern suburb of
   Atlanta. 
 
   -lar
   "It's about a man, two women, and a revolution.  What could be 
   simpler than that?"                              - Roger Ebert 

 Lar Kaufman <= my opinions                       kaufman@Encore.com