USAGE:  [d:][path]CONVERT infile.SUF [/TYPE] outfile.SUF [-ifrw]

[d:][path] before CONVERT to specify the drive specifier and
path that contains the CONVERT command file.
 .SUF is .CPF for a Complete PC Fax file,
 .CTF for a compressed TIFF file,
 .CUT for a Dr. Halo Cut file,
 .EPS for a PostScript file (output only),
 .FAX for a Generic Fax file,
 .GMF for a Gamma Fax File,
 .IFF for a Commodore-Amiga IFF ILBM file,
 .IMG for a GEM Image file,
 .JTF for a JT Fax file,
 .MAC for a MacPaint file,
 .MH  for a Teli Fax file,
 .MCX for a Monochrome PC Paintbrush file,
 .PCL for an HPCL file (LaserJet),
 .PCX or PCC for a PC Paintbrush file,
 .PGL for an HP Plotter file,
 .PIC for an Lotus PIC file,
 .PIX for a HiJaak or InSet file,
 .RIC for a Ricoh fax file,
 .TIF for a TIF file,
 .TXT for an ASCII text file,
 .WFX for a WorldPort fax file,
 .WPG for a WordPerfect Raster Graphics file,
 .XFX for an OAZ Fax card file.


/TYPE is an optional override extension for input file names
that don't have the proper suffix. It can be any of the
above extensions. \".TXT\" can only be used as an output file with
InSet captured text screens.

-i is an optional flag to invert the bit values. This feature is
useful for images that are primarily white background images since
INSET will better preview these images if inverted.

-f is an optional flag used in the conversion of text to graphics
   The .INF font file should be specified immediately after the 'f'.

-r is an optional flag to set the resolution of output.  This
   is useful when generating PCL output or determining the size
   of the ouput file when using a vector source file such as PIC
   or HPGL (default is 300).
-m is an optional flag used to suppress the addition of a Macintosh
   resource header to the destination file. NOTE: This option used
   to be -h in the previous version.

-c is an optional color flag to specify the number of colors in the
destination file.  The default colors are determined by colors
in the source image or 2 in the case of PIC files.

-bw is an optional flag used to force all colors to black and white.

The following flags have been added for vector conversions:
-l will rotate an HPGL file 90 degrees.
-w and
-h are optional flags used to specify width and/or height of the
output image. The default is a width of five inches.

-a is an optional flag used to modify the aspect ratio of the
output image. It can be used with either the -w or -h flags,
but not with both. The default aspect ratio is 1:1.

-p is an optional flag used to set pen widths and remap pen colors.
The syntax of this flag is   -pxx:ww[,c]
xx is the pen number, ww is pen width, and c is color (optional).
The default pen width is 1, and the defult colors are mapped to
the EGA palette.

-z will cause CONVERT to load a program upon completion.  The syntax is
-zpgm [opt1] [optn]. Any arguments after the -z are taken as arguments
for the chained program.

-nff will suppress a trailing form feed from generated PCL files, and
suppress the 'SHOWPAGE' and End-Of-File marker from generated
PostScript files.

Examples:
CONVERT C:\INSET\TEST.PIX TEST.PCX
converts TEST.PIX in the C:\INSET directory to TEST.PCX in
the current directory.
CONVERT A:*.* /PIX *.PCL
converts all the files on the A: drive to HPCL files in
the current directory.
CONVERT SCREEN1.PIX /TXT SCREEN1
converts SCREEN1.PIX, which is a text screen (no graphics)
to an ASCII text file.
