PC GIF Brushes


These brushes were converted from a variety of sources. The palette may not match your workbench, so don't be too disappointed when Multiview displays them. To get a better idea of what the images really look like, increase the number of colors to 32 or 64.

IBM-PC 16 color GIF Brushes


These alphabetically sorted GIFs were taken from www.winsite.com. Every image came from a freely distributable archive of PC Icons. Each image is 32x32 pixels.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0-9

Mac, PC and Unix GIF Brushes

These images range from 16 colors to 256 colors. They were converted from freely distributable Mac, PC and Unix archives. The Unix images were intended to be used as web page images.

Arrows
Balls
Baseball
Basketball
Buttons
Cartoons
Flags - 16 color PC icons
Football
Hockey
Icons
Kevin Hughs
Lines
Logos
Misc
MugShots
Trains 1 - 16 color PC icons
Trains 2 - 16 color PC icons
Trains 3 - 16 color PC icons
Windoze
If these brushes are slow to appear in your browser, try Voyager. It displays local images much faster than AMosaic or Aweb. This archive was collected, converted and assembled with the following tools on my Amiga 1200:
  1. Personal Paint
  2. Image Studio
  3. ShapeShifter
  4. unzip
  5. Windows Icon Datatype
  6. ALynx
  7. AmiFTP
  8. AWeb
  9. Voyager
  10. KarmaBar
  11. Blacks Editor
  12. SID2
My thanks go out to the authors of these powerful and useful programs. Thanks also go to the artists who designed the images that make up this collection. No thanks at all go to Commodore or Escom. I chose to distribute these images in GIF format for two reasons: They are half the filesize of an .IFF, and they are immediately available for use in a web page. I used the images as source artwork for an upcoming project called KarmaBar, by Chris Naas.

Would anyone like to write a datatype for OS2 icons? I can provide hundreds of them.

In the course of assembling this archive, I needed a program that automatically scanned directories and created HTML index files of the contents. Since nothing like that exists for the Amiga, I wrote it. I found the little program quite useful, so I packaged it and uploaded to AmiNet as /text/hyper/autoindex.lha. Simply put, it's a MUI GUI front end for an ARexx script. The ARexx script scans selected directories and assembles an index.html for each. For an example, look in any of the directories in this archive for a *.html file.

Web Browsers make a fine tool for viewing thousands of images.

Programs published by BOTH Software

If you happen to be online right now, and you are really bored, you can download any of our programs. 
UPSey.lha            32K  69+Translates zip codes to UPS zones. V1.01
MUInt_dev_v1.lha    271K  39+MUInt/DOSReqTools Dev. package
MUInt_prgs_1.lha    169K  39+2 MUInt programs, DJPEG, CJPEG GUIs
MUInt_prgs_2.lha    161K  39+6 MUInt programs
MUInt_prgs_3.lha    182K  39+New Figlet Port. 108 fonts w/MUInt GUI
MUInt_prgs_4.lha    128K  39+9 MUInt programs
TextWin.lha          20K  68+Open a MUI text window from DOS script
Play16d.rexx.lha      5K   0+Use Play16 with TM sound objects
gifs4u.lha          316K   3+WebPage GIF image collection. 32x32 size
CleanUp.lha         158K  69+Strips ANSI & ASCII Ctrl chrs from text
NoNewLine.lha         6K  68+Removes new lines from formatted text
tr.lha               22K  60+Amiga port of tr (the unix tool translat
WANT.lha            218K  80+Searches textfiles for keywords
Advice.lha           12K  60+New requester to display text from a fil
TestDevice.lha        5K  40+Does an IF EXISTS. Suppresses requester.
less-278.lha        339K  55+Amiga port of less-278
Execute_upd.lha      24K  55+Execute any UNIX script from DOS Shell-u
Or you can send Email to Colin Thompson at BOTH Software right this second! Ask me why I assembled this archive. .