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Date: 27 Apr 89 00:43:37 GMT
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Mike Golden writes:
>Okay, I know how to save RGB & IP files, and I can load RGB files, but
>I've never figured out how to load in an IP file with DigiView.  I've
>been using the Framegrabber, and wanted to manipulate the image using my
>old (well, 3.0) DigiView software.  I have been saving the image as an
>IP file to maintain the most color information, and after hours of
>trying, I really don't think that DigiView can load even the IP files it
>saves itself.

To tell you the truth, I'm not that familiar with IP & RGB files. But, 
the program I'm talking about is called GIF2IP, which converts GIF files into
IP format. I've successfully converted a small GIF file into IP format. 
I then boot up my version of Digi-View V3.0 and select LOAD and then the
IP file I just created. It will then allow me to utilize the options Digi-
View has for image enhancement and save the file as an IFF file. (Or as a
RGB).

Digi-View can load in the RGB saved files it creates. There is no special
load command for IP files, it's a "global" load command. It will look at the
file its attempting to load and then determine if it's IFF or RGB or IP.

Joe Kuzma
(joe@bryans.scc.com)