'(apart from a little tidying up all the modifications are in the code on this form and ModFindFile)
'1 Ignores non-graphic files in the folder (original tried to load all files in folder and crashed if it found non-graphics)
'2 Side effect of 1 is to allow writing the AVI to the same folder as the source files.
'3 Added Reverse Style(Images inserted in reverse order of alphanumeric sort)
'4 Added Bounce Style(Standard + Reverse but turnaround image not doubled and last frame = 2nd image)
' This means that you can run the AVI as a continuous loop without an apparent pause as it wraps around
'5 Added Play AVI from program using AVI Players on the system.
' Program is coded to search for Windows Media Player and WinAmp
' You can add others by modifying the list in GetAVIPlayers (details in the procedure)
'
'VERSION 2
'6 Added 'Fast Auto Name' Uses FolderBrowser for simpler folder selection and automatic AVI file name
' Use if you are sure of where the files are
'7 Modified the FPS to allow fractions. At 0.1 each picture will last about 3 seconds
'8 improved button activation and deactivation
'
'USAGE
'1 Place all files you wish to make into an AVI in single folder.
'2 All files need to be same size as each other (typical of captures from film or screen captures)
'3 Sort the folder to create the base order (normally sorted by name if using captures with auto numbering schemes)
'4 Try out the FPS, different codec and compression schemes offered(See WARNING 2 below) on small sets of images first until you find what suits you best.
'5 Select the first file in the folder (this will be used to set the basic size of the AVI frames)
'6 Create a name for the target AVI file.
'7 Select a Style (default Standard)
'8 Steps 5 & 6 activate the 'Create AVI' button
'9 Click the button and go have a coffee.
'10 You can launch the AVI in AVI player(s) from the program (Modification 5)
