1. paint gif
Hello,
Does anyone know of a shareware or freeware paint program that will save
images in GIF format (or at least a format that I can use on my
website)? I am thinking of adding images to my webpage; especially my
Balenfaire page. Also I am interested in a 3D graphics utility for my
game and both of these would need to be small anough to fit on a disk so
I can take it home from work. (the second is less important.)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
TIA,
Lewis Townsend
LewisArt Software
or something
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2. Re: paint gif
Lewis:
Paint Shop Pro will gracefully do the job.
Regards.
Jesus.
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> De: Lewis Townsend <keroltarr at HOTMAIL.COM>
> A: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Asunto: paint gif
> Fecha: miércoles 29 de julio de 1998 21:55
>
> Hello,
> Does anyone know of a shareware or freeware paint program that will save
> images in GIF format (or at least a format that I can use on my
> website)? I am thinking of adding images to my webpage; especially my
> Balenfaire page. Also I am interested in a 3D graphics utility for my
> game and both of these would need to be small anough to fit on a disk so
> I can take it home from work. (the second is less important.)
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> TIA,
> Lewis Townsend
> LewisArt Software
> or something
>
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3. Re: paint gif
>Hello,
>Does anyone know of a shareware or freeware paint program that will
save
>images in GIF format (or at least a format that I can use on my
>website)? I am thinking of adding images to my webpage; especially my
>Balenfaire page. Also I am interested in a 3D graphics utility for my
>game and both of these would need to be small anough to fit on a disk
so
>I can take it home from work. (the second is less important.)
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>TIA,
>Lewis Townsend
>LewisArt Software
>or something
>
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Paint Shop Pro. Find it at http://www.download.com ALL formats.
(GIF and JPG, both usable on your site)
- "LEVIATHAN"
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4. Re: paint gif
Lewis Townsend wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Does anyone know of a shareware or freeware paint program that will save
> images in GIF format (or at least a format that I can use on my
> website)? I am thinking of adding images to my webpage; especially my
> Balenfaire page. Also I am interested in a 3D graphics utility for my
> game and both of these would need to be small anough to fit on a disk so
> I can take it home from work. (the second is less important.)
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> TIA,
PaintShop pro is good, but way too big (14 megs)
For VRML (Yes! Java VRML) you might like RenderSoft
http://home.pacific.net.sg/~jupboo
It will fit on one disk and the price is right ($15)
It has 3-D modeling with adjustable light sources, and can save jpg
files.
I just got the program last night, and I will try to put a "walkaround"
Euphoria logo on my website later today. Check it out if you have a java
enabled browser.
Also, something called NetSketch by VegasFX is small, does some nice
things with
shading, text, and gif/bmp files, but costs $69.
Regards,
Irv
http://www.mindspring.com/~mountains
5. Re: paint gif
It's illegal to have a freeware program to make/read GIF files. Unisys and
IBM, the patent holders, charge expensive fees for letting shareware or
commercial programs use GIF. I was nearly sued for using GIF in a freeware
program, but I got wind of it just before and changed ALL of my freeware
imagers to my own format.
- Nate
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From: Irv <irv at ELLIJAY.COM>
To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Date: July 30, 1998 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: paint gif
>Lewis Townsend wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>> Does anyone know of a shareware or freeware paint program that will save
>> images in GIF format (or at least a format that I can use on my
>> website)? I am thinking of adding images to my webpage; especially my
>> Balenfaire page. Also I am interested in a 3D graphics utility for my
>> game and both of these would need to be small anough to fit on a disk so
>> I can take it home from work. (the second is less important.)
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>> TIA,
>
>PaintShop pro is good, but way too big (14 megs)
>For VRML (Yes! Java VRML) you might like RenderSoft
>http://home.pacific.net.sg/~jupboo
>It will fit on one disk and the price is right ($15)
>It has 3-D modeling with adjustable light sources, and can save jpg
>files.
>I just got the program last night, and I will try to put a "walkaround"
>Euphoria logo on my website later today. Check it out if you have a java
>enabled browser.
>
>Also, something called NetSketch by VegasFX is small, does some nice
>things with
>shading, text, and gif/bmp files, but costs $69.
>
>Regards,
>Irv
>http://www.mindspring.com/~mountains
>
6. Re: paint gif
Hello,
Thank you Irv, and others that have responded to my question.
>PaintShop pro is good, but way too big (14 megs)
I was afraid of that, I will still get it when I have the chance but at
the moment it's size makes that impossible.
>For VRML (Yes! Java VRML) you might like RenderSoft
>http://home.pacific.net.sg/~jupboo
>It will fit on one disk and the price is right ($15)
>It has 3-D modeling with adjustable light sources, and can save jpg
>files.
>I just got the program last night, and I will try to put a "walkaround"
>Euphoria logo on my website later today. Check it out if you have a
java
>enabled browser.
I would be using it at home where I have win'98 but not connected to the
internet. I can still use the editor and save to jpg files can't I?
(which I would save to disk, bring to work, and upload to my webpage)
>
>Also, something called NetSketch by VegasFX is small, does some nice
>things with
>shading, text, and gif/bmp files, but costs $69.
I might try this too if there is a shareware version but I really like
what I read about RenderSoft (I just downloaded it) and will try it
first.
Thanks again to everyone,
Lewis Townsend
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7. Re: paint gif
Lewis Townsend wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Thank you Irv, and others that have responded to my question.
>
> >PaintShop pro is good, but way too big (14 megs)
>
> I was afraid of that, I will still get it when I have the chance but at
> the moment it's size makes that impossible.
>
It's not that big, the last 6.5 megs of that figure is for a bunch of
extras you don't need.
I have it (and I can only d/l 8 megs at a time do to isp time limits
(hey its free)).
it's a REALY good paint program. Photoshop might still have a
few points on it, but it's probably the only paint prog that doese.
Kasey
8. Re: paint gif
Hello Kasey
> It's not that big, the last 6.5 megs of that figure is for a
bunch of
>extras you don't need.
> I have it (and I can only d/l 8 megs at a time do to isp time
limits
>(hey its free)).
> it's a REALY good paint program. Photoshop might still have a
>few points on it, but it's probably the only paint prog that doese.
>
> Kasey
I realy need it to be less than 1.44 mb so as to fit on a disk. the
original d/l file is 7.134 mb and the decompressed application files
alone are 12.747 mb. I will have to wait until I at least have a way to
ftp from my home computer so as to not need to cart things around on
disks.
Lewis Townsend
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9. Re: paint gif
Lewis Townsend wrote:
> I realy need it to be less than 1.44 mb so as to fit on a disk. the
> original d/l file is 7.134 mb and the decompressed application files
> alone are 12.747 mb. I will have to wait until I at least have a way to
> ftp from my home computer so as to not need to cart things around on
> disks.
>
Lewis:
Have you tried to backup just the directory you want and
restoring it at home, or maybe using something like PKZIP with
the -g option to zip to mulitple diskettes? The latter is the way I
transfer alot of my stuff from work to home.
Later:
+ + + Rev. Ferlin Scarborough - Centreville Alabama - USA
10. Re: paint gif
If you want to fit it on disks, use PatRat's splitter utility. I use it all
the time. It's really great!
- Nate
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From: Ferlin Scarborough <ferlin at SANDW.NET>
To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Date: July 31, 1998 12:38 PM
Subject: Re: paint gif
>Lewis Townsend wrote:
>
>> I realy need it to be less than 1.44 mb so as to fit on a disk. the
>> original d/l file is 7.134 mb and the decompressed application files
>> alone are 12.747 mb. I will have to wait until I at least have a way to
>> ftp from my home computer so as to not need to cart things around on
>> disks.
>>
>
>Lewis:
>
> Have you tried to backup just the directory you want and
>restoring it at home, or maybe using something like PKZIP with
>the -g option to zip to mulitple diskettes? The latter is the way I
>transfer alot of my stuff from work to home.
>
>Later:
>
>+ + + Rev. Ferlin Scarborough - Centreville Alabama - USA
>
11. Re: paint gif
Lewis Townsend wrote:
>
> Hello Kasey
>
> > It's not that big, the last 6.5 megs of that figure is for a
> bunch of
> >extras you don't need.
> > I have it (and I can only d/l 8 megs at a time do to isp time
> limits
> >(hey its free)).
> > it's a REALY good paint program. Photoshop might still have a
> >few points on it, but it's probably the only paint prog that doese.
> >
> > Kasey
>
> I realy need it to be less than 1.44 mb so as to fit on a disk. the
> original d/l file is 7.134 mb and the decompressed application files
> alone are 12.747 mb. I will have to wait until I at least have a way to
> ftp from my home computer so as to not need to cart things around on
> disks.
>
> Lewis Townsend
>
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hmmm, didn't know that.
anyway you could set up a bbs prog or somthing on the home 'puter while
at work and just call witht he work coputer and send it that way??
just trying to help PSP its really very good.
Kasy
