This is a version of Andrzej Kotanski's jpegshow 3.0 for the MM/1 that has been
modified to include support for placing the decoded JPEG image into the 
clipboard, using Joel Hegberg's cliplib.

I added cliplib support around 1998.  I believe I posted this online somewhere 
-- possibly Delphi, or maybe one of the FTP sites that had OS-9 stuff at the 
time.  In any case, it doesn't appear to be available anywhere online at the 
time of this writing (2/11/2007).

I suffered a hard drive failure, or filesystem corruption on my MM/1, in 1999 
or 2000.  I believe I lost the source code for the modifications I did in that 
indident.  I recently came across this binary though, so I'm placing it online 
for those who still have any interest in such things.

Though the source code is likely lost, it shouldn't be too difficult to add 
clipboard features back in to Kotanski's original jpegview 3.0.  I spent more
time getting to know the jpegshow code than implementing the initial clipboard
support.

Type "jpegshow -?" to get a usage message, or see the documentation from the 
original 3.0 package.

This version differs from the original in the addition of two new command line 
options:
-c -- Copy the decoded image into the clipboard.
-e -- Copy the entire window into the clipboard.

Using the saveiff utility from the cliplib package, one can copy the decoded 
JPEG image from the clipboard into the MM/1's native CLUT IFF format, which 
will likely be much larger than the original .jpg file, but will load much 
faster.  The main benefit to using this over something like DJPEG is that you 
can preview the image before saving it.

Joel Ewy