Name............. Gifs Galore Publisher........ Walnut Creek Price............ NORWAY: 179kr SWEDEN: 239kr US: $15 CDROMs........... 1 Used Space....... Information not available. Language......... Not relevant Bootable......... No Filesystem....... ISO9660-1 Requirements..... mouse, keyboard Usable Software.. Amiga KS1.3+ ............. Information not available. Amiga KS2.1+ ............. 100% Amiga KS3.0+ ............. 100% Amiga KS3.0+ AGA ......... 100% IBM PC WIN3.1 ............ 100% Release Date..... September 1993 Contents......... 5000 GIF images Access Software.. Viewers for Amiga, MAC, UNIX, MS-DOS etc included. Grouped in directories by subject matter. No icons for drawers or files; use Shell or a directory utility to view contents. Many programs can use the images right on the CD-ROM without need for an icon. A directory of GIF viewers for Amiga, Atari-ST, MS-DOS, Windoze, Macintosh, Unix, and other systems is included, as well as other utilities for PCs and Macs. The Amiga viewers include the excellent ViewTek in an old version (1.05) ready-to-run, and several other GIF utilities in archived form. (In case you don't have Lharc to unpack them, lharc.zoo is also included with a self- unpacking zoo archive to unpack _that_!) Comments......... Somebody meant well. The directory path leading to the viewers is provided with Amiga icon files. Unfortunately, the CD-ROM was processed through an MS-DOS machine at some stage and the icon .info filenames turned into the likes of AMIGA.INF, invisible on the Workbench. Testers Opinion.. This disc contains 5000 images, but a lot of them are in a very low resolution. If you want a CD whith many images, then this is the disc for you. Rating: Three out of five. (Datormagazin 2/95) "From a desktop publisher's point of view, not even worth $15. There are a few usable B&W GIFs and some cartoon-style color line art you might be able to use. Most of the rest is soft-edged, blurry stuff, apparently scanned from a mixed bag of sources, and often overlaid with advertising messages and other text. There is no system to the filenames (all with the 8+3-character MS-DOS limitation) - many are just numbers - and they are generally of no help in identifying the pictures." Bill Falls (bfalls@cais.com) "If you have an image processing program or a PD utility capable of reading GIF format images then this should be of interest." Rating: 84% (Amiga Format) Keywords......... Pictures, Clipart Sources.......... Bill Falls (bfalls@cais.com) Johan Eriksson
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