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            ´     GRAPHIC PROGRAMS AND GRAPHICS UTILITIES       ´
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.3933 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  THE  KANDINSKY COMPILATION by Ulrich Rossgoderer - Two versions of the  most
  powerful  Shareware vector graphic programs available.  Although v2  is  now
  available,  v1.73  is still being supported and is looked upon as  an  entry
  level  purchase with registration at around half the cost of v2.  Check  out
  these features:-

  KANDINSKY  v1.73i  - All the usual features like  box,  round  box,  circle,
  elipse,  line, polygon, arc and bezier curves are there. The control offered
  over bezier curves is second to none.  Text input is supported from 8  point
  to  20 point using the system font.  SpeedoGDOS is supported  if  installed.
  The  package includes 10 excellent vector fonts in BGI format and these  can
  be  scaled  to  any size.    Greyscales and shadowing  can  be   applied  to
  objects and  these can be moved,  re-sized, grouped, ungrouped, mirrored and
  rotated  as  required.   Kandinsky is fully Multi-TOS   compatible  and  the
  number  of windows available is limited only by available memory.  It  loads
  and  saves  GEM metafiles as well as allowing data to be  exchanged  between
  programs  using  the GEM clipboard.  Although the programs will run  in  any
  resolution,it  is  best run in resolutions of at least  640  x  400.  Almost
  everything  in Kandinsky is user definable and can be saved  as  default.  A
  large amount of  GEM files are supplied for you to experiment  with.  Highly
  recommended  and  well worth your while registering.  Please note  that  you
  cannot  print  unless GDOS of SpeedoGDOS is  installed.

  KANDINSKY  V2.51  - Includes all the features of its predecessor  plus  many
  more.  These include support for 3D colour icons and 256 colour modes (TT or
  Falcon),  FPU support, Freedom, iconification, TOS 2's drag & drop protocol,
  the  editing  of Calamus CVG files (registered version) and the  AV  Protcol
  amongst  other things.  Now with context-sensitive ST-Guide  (ST-Guide  Lite
  included)  based  help,  ability to map any object onto an  unfilled  bezier
  curve, CVG export, support for external font selectors, better compatibility
  with MagiC and Magic Mac, full support for OLGA and much more... The program
  is under constant development and is well supported by the author.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.3935 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  BABY  S/E-A nice easy to use French art package.   It loads and  saves  GIF,
  TGA,  PCX,  IFF,  Degas  and  NEO files.  This is an excellent  program  for
  applying special effects to pictures, especially true  colour ones. However,
  there are no drawing tools.  Everything's in French but it's worth a go when
  you  consider  that  you can  alter  brightness,  contract,  mirror  in  any
  direction,  separate RGB frames and much more!

  AUTOTGA - Displays  any 24  bit  Targa picture in  16 million colours.

  AUTOGIF  -  Displays any size of GIF file in 256 colours using  the  nearest
  legal Falcon resolution, employing overscan if necessary.

  AUTOIFF  -  Displays  any size of IFF file using the  nearest  legal  Falcon
  resolution,  employing  overscan if necessary. It copes with any 'legal' IFF
  including HAM, but not 24-bit HAM, HAM 8 or similar.

  AUTORAW  - Displays pictures saved out as RAW data,  in true  colour.  These
  picture viewers will not work on VGA monitors.

  FRAC_DSP -  An amazing fractal graphic generator.  It runs as a PRG or a CPX
  and  will generate fractal graphics on any ST  or  compatible.  However,  it
  really shows its power if you select the DSP option.A typical fractal taking
  84  seconds  to create on an ST takes 8 seconds with the DSP option  on  the
  Falcon! It also supports the 68881 maths coprocessor. Fractals can be zoomed
  at any position as well as created from scratch.

  SPEED  OF  LIGHT V2.5 - A fast GIF picture viewer which uses  a  16  million
  colour  palette on the Falcon.  Various display options are  possible,  pity
  it's just a viewer.

  IFF2XIMG  -  Converts Amiga 32 colour 5 bit-plane IFFs to 256  colour  X-IMG
  format.

  XGA2TGA -  Converts a  384 x 480 XGA picture into a 16-bit Targa file of the
  same resolution.

  TGA2XGA - Converts a 384 x 480 16 - BIT Targa picture into a 16-bit XGA file
  of  the same resolution.    ST versions  of the converters are also included
  but the pictures can't be viewed on an ST.

  VIEW XGA - Allows you to view XGA pictures.

  FALCONSL  - Two excellent slideshow programs for displaying those  excellent
  Targa true colour pictures.

  SNAPSHOT   by   Dieter Fiebelkorn - An  ACC which  allows you to  capture  a
  screen from the Desktop or any GEM based package and save it as a colour IMG
  (X-IMG) file.

  BNR  VIEW by Binaris - An excellent picture viewer and converter.  You   can
  have up to 20 windows open,  each displaying a different picture.  It  loads
  and  saves  GIF87a,Targa  type  2 and TG1  images.  24-bit  Targas  can   be
  converted to 16-bit and the program can display pictures packed using Atomik
  or Speedpacker to save disk space.  You can scroll by dragging the mouse  on
  images larger than the screen.  Fully Multi -TOS compatible and very fast at
  loading and displaying.

  FIX  A  GIF  V1.0 - Allows you  to convert  GIF89a files to  GIF87a  format,
  split GIF files containing multiple images and fix GIFs created with the  PC
  program GIFLITE.

  FRAC PLAY - A fractal generator (Mandelbrot,  Julia and L-Sys) which runs in
  any  resolution.  It is excellent  when run in  256 colours and true colour.
  There's a good deal of options which can be set to your require-ments and  a
  number of saved files on disk.  My only reservation is that it saves in Neo,
  Degas  or IMG formats only.  It is obviously best to use a snapshot  utility
  like the one on this disk.

  FRACTALE  -   A very fast true colour  Mandelbrot generator which  uses  the
  DSP.A  very  fast zoom mode is implemented as well as the ability  to  'fly'
  into the fractal!  The detail is incredible with you being able to  zoom/fly
  right into a single pixel and make it fill the entire window!

  FRACTGEN  -   Generates  fractal  graphics  using  a  number   of   selected
  algorythms applied to any of the six available fractal types.  You can  zoom
  in  to  an  almost  infinite degree.  It recalculates  the  zoomed  area  by
  representing  it  in  a blockish fashion like  an  art  package  does,  then
  smoothing  it  off   using your  chosen  algorythm.  The  results  are  very
  detailed  and  once again the only criticism is the inability to save  in  a
  sensible format.  01A maths coprocessor can be used to speed things up  even
  further.

  GEMTARGA - Displays a 16-bit or 24-bit Targa file in a GEM window.   It  can
  display the picture in any resolution and will  reduce the colours to  suit.
  Files  can be loaded individually or run automatically from a  script  file.
  Various options can be entered but once again,  the only way to save is with
  snapshot.

  PLAY  FLI v1.3 -  A very simple player program which allows you to run  FL0I
  animations  created with AutoDesk Animator on the PC.  Once  installed,  you
  simply double - click the FLI to play it.    Please note that it only  plays
  FLI files, not FLC.

  IFF HAM 8 - Lets you view all types of IFF files  (including HAM and HAM  8)
  on your Falcon. There's no save facility but you can use snapshot.

  VIEWER0 by Brainstorm -  Loads and displays JPEG and Targa pictures in a GEM
  window  in  any  resolution.  It performs  colour  reduction  if  necessary.
  Pictures  can  be  loaded individually  or displayed in a  continuous  slide
  show.  Dithering  and re-sizing are available too.  No conversion or  saving
  though. Multi - TOS compatible.

  WATCH  IT V1.0A -  Displays GIF pictures in a GEM window.   It runs  in  any
  resolution,  reducing colours as necessary, and is Multi-TOS compatible.

  TGA SLIDE v1.1A by Binaris - Allows you to run a slideshow of type 2  16-bit
  or 24-bit  TGA or TG1 files.  The pictures can be compressed using Atomik or
  Speedpacker  to  save disk space.  Various fade effects are applied  to  the
  slides.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.3988 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  POV RAY TRACE FALCON VERSION - David K Buck,  author of DKB Ray Trace on  ST
  disk  ART.3411C  has teamed up with a team of programmers in an  attempt  to
  develop   DKB  Ray  Trace into the  most comprehensive ray  tracing  program
  ever  written. The  result is  POV Ray Trace  and it is really astounding to
  say the least.  POV has been ported to the Falcon and there are two versions
  on disk,  one for the 'bare bones' machine and the other for use if you have
  a 68882 maths coprocessor fitted.   Although these versions are much  faster
  than their ST and PC  equivalents,   do prepare  yourself  for  a  long wait
  when  tracing a complex true colour screen.  POV is best run from a  command
  line  due  to  the complex nature of the   parameters.   It  is  extensively
  documented   on   disk  and  must  be installed onto 3 HD disks  or  a  hard
  drive before use!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4260 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  FPAINT by Risk of Independent - The first PD art program for the Falcon.  It
  has  a similar set of tools to Delmpaint and has 10 zoom levels.  You get  6
  screens and it only runs in 320x200x256 or 320x240x256.  Loads and saves PI1
  and  its  own format.  The instructions are contained  within  the  program.
  WARNING!  - This program contains a lot of swearing.  Needs 4 Meg.

  DELMPAINT  v0.5  by  Mr Coke of Independent - A  pretty  basic  art  program
  which  only runs in  320x200x256 or 320x240x256.   It has all  the  standard
  tools like  draw,  point, line, fill, airbrush, frame, box, circle, oval and
  6 levels of zoom.  You get four workscreens and it loads DEL,PI1 and  FPaint
  formats. Needs 4 Meg.

  GTC74 - This program allows you to read GIF,TGA, BMP, PI1, PC1, SPC, SPU and
  TIFF formats and convert them to GIF,  TGA, BMP or TIFF.  A nice easy to use
  conversion program with a number of extras like convert 24-bit to 8-bit, add
  text,  alter  RGB values,  reorganise palette,  and more.  Thanks  to  Ralph
  Nelson-Tucker for the translation.

  JML SNAP v5.21 - A Shareware snapshot utility which can be run as an ACC  or
  PRG  (under  Multi-TOS).  JML SNAP lets you save the entire  screen  or  the
  contents  of  any window (including or excluding the scrollbars  etc)  as  a
  snapshot.  You  can also use the rubber banding  method.  Pressing  ALT+Help
  (registered version) allows you to grab a screen (not necessarily from a GEM
  program) and save it directly to disk.  Images are normally saved in (X)IMG,
  IFF or TIFF format.  This version is  limited in the fact that it only saves
  in IMG format,  does not include the ALT+Help option and doesn't run in True
  Colour.  Register  to  remove these restrictions.  Program  in  English  and
  German.

  SPEC2XGA  by  SKWare One - Converts  Spectrum 512  SPC and  SPU  files  into
  320x200 True Colour XGA files. An ST version of the program is also included
  but  pictures can only be displayed on a Falcon.   VIEWXGA-Lets you  display
  True  Colour  XGA  pictures created  at  resolutions  of  320x480,  384x480,
  384x576, 640x480 and 768x576.

  XPORTIMG by SKWare One - Converts a 16 colour,  4 bitplane  IMG (or XIMG) to
  TGA,  IFF,  IMG,  XIMG, PrismPaint, TIFF v6  or  XGA format. It was designed
  specifically   to create  TIFFs which  can be read correctly by Calamus  SL.
  The  docs also give hints on importing TIFF into SL.

  POVSHELL  V1.0 by Dirk Klemmt - A GEM based interface designed to  make  the
  use of POV Raytrace (on F.3988) much less complicated.  Includes C source.

  VIEWTGA by SKWare One - Displays 384x480 16-bit TGA files. Not VGA.

  GIP  v1.0  by Stephen Found - An excellent graphic  utility  for  converting
  colour   images  to  true  greyscales.  There  are numerous filters  in  the
  program   which  allow you  perform various transformations on  your  image.
  Filters   can  be applied  to selected areas of the image or to  the  entire
  screen.  GIP loads images in TIFF v5, GIF, PCX, Degas,  IMG,  Hyperpaint IMG
  and AIM formats.  The resultant greyscale image can be saved in TIFF or  IMG
  formats.   Printout is supported to HP Laserjet,  HP Deskjet and  Postscript
  printers.  GIP  runs in any resolution and is fully  Multi-TOS   compatible.
  The   quality of  the  screen  display  depends  on the resolution  you  are
  in,  but  the  image  is  always   stored and  saved  as  a  64  grey  level
  image. Documentation is rather sparse but there's an extensive on-line  help
  facility  available  from  within  the program.  Highly recommended.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4368 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  JPEG DECODER V1.0 by Brainstorm of Atari France- The much sought after  JPEG
  decoder  has  been released into the Public Domain.   Simply put  this  tiny
  program  into an Auto folder and forget about it.   Any program which  makes
  use  of  the   JPEG Decoder will show an impressive speed  increase  if  the
  decoder is  installed.   It is even  possible to  load a  JPEG while another
  is decompressing and displaying! GEMVIEW (also on disk) loads and displays a
  JPEG at least three times as fast with the decoder installed!

  JPEG  VIEWER  V1.1 by Brainstorm - An ACC which loads and  displays  (colour
  reducing  if  necessary)  any size of JPEG  within a matter of   seconds  in
  conjunction with the JPEG decoder. Also included are a few JPEGs to view.

  JPEG V2.18 by David Oldcorn- Allows you to view JPEGs by double-clicking  or
  run a slideshow of them.  Large pictures can be scrolled or half sized and a
  number of other features are included. It can be run from any res and always
  jumps into True Colour.  Degas,  Spectrum, GIF and Targa. Any picture can be
  resaved as a  JPEG or Targa.  RGB ONLY.

  JAGUAR PICS - A collection of True Colour screengrabs of the first games  in
  development for the Atari Jaguar.  These may be viewed by either of the JPEG
  viewers on disk.

  24 VIEW by Douglas Little - Allows you to double-click TGA or RAW files from
  the Desktop  and display them in 24-bit True Colour. RGB only.

  GIF2JPEG -  Converts a  GIF file into a  JPEG.

  JPEG2GIF  -  Extracts a GIF picture from a  JPEG file.  VIDEL -  Displays  a
  Targa type 2 file in 504,063 colours in  True Colour mode. RGB only.

  GEMVIEW  V3.16 - This program allows you to view almost any  picture  format
  from almost any computer in almost any resolution on any Atari 16-bit or 32-
  bit machine!   The picture is displayed in a  GEM window and the scroll bars
  can be used to view areas not displayed on screen,  where the resolution  of
  the  picture exceeds that of your monitor.  Pictures with more colours  than
  can  be displayed in the current resolution go through a  colour   reduction
  and   dithering  process   so that  the picture   can  be  viewed.  You  can
  currently display any picture in the following formats:- GIF, SUN, B&W, PAC,
  IFF,  BMP,  RLE,  IMG  (including colour),  GEM, NEO, ART, DEGAS, TINY, DOO,
  SPU, SPC, XBM, PBM, PGM, PPM, MAC, TGA, TIFF, RSC, PCX, VIDAS, APPLE II, Mac
  Sartup Screen,  Megapaint,  CRG, Apple Imagewriter, MGF, Monostar, Printfox,
  Pagefox,  Thunderscan,  Inshape,  STraight  Fax,  R24,  QFax/Coma-Fax,  XGA,
  PhotoCD and JPEG.   Pictures can be resized and resaved in  IMG,  ESM,  IFF,
  BMP,  GIF, TIFF, TGA, MGF, Inshape, STraight Fax, R24, QFax/Coma-Fax or JPEG
  formats.  This  latest  version  is fully Multi-TOS  compatible  and  Falcon
  enhanced.   Latest  features include colour scale adjust,  colour  dithering
  algorythms for 4,  8, 16, 64 and 256 colours, compatibility with most colour
  graphic  cards  and the ability to  convert a GEM  metafile  into  a  raster
  graphic. Gemview can also display ASCII files and do a hex dump of any file.
  Also  included  is Gemshow,  which can be installed as a file  viewer  under
  Multi-TOS  and  communicate with Gemview.  Floppyshop are the  only  company
  permitted to distribute GEM-View versions 3.0  and above in the UK.  This is
  a  Shareware  product  which  only remains  functional  for  30  days  after
  installation. Full details on how to register in the UK are contained on the
  disk.

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                                 חלללללללללל†
                                 ´ ART.4438 ´
                                 זלללללללללל¶
  BRAINSTORM'S FLI/FLC PLAYER - This program allows you  load and play an  FLI
  or FLC animation file from AutoDesk Animator and AutoDesk Animator Pro  from
  the  PC.  The  program runs the animation in a GEM window and  runs  in  any
  resolution on the ST or Falcon,  colour reducing as necessary.  The  program
  is  fast  and displays animations smoothly,  being more compatible than  any
  other  FLI/FLC player available.   A few  sample animations are included  on
  disk.  Please  note  that this player also runs on a TT but only in  TT  low
  resolution.  We  aplogise  to Falcon and TT owners for  not  supplying  this
  program on an HD disk,but distribution conditions prevent us from doing so.
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                           חללללללללללללללללללללל†
                           ´ S-F.4512 & S-F.4513 ´
                           זללללללללללללללללללללל¶
  POV RAYTRACE V2.0 (FALCON) and v2.2 (TT) - This is the long awaited followup
  to POV Raytrace.  Although raytracing is always slow,  this version is  much
  faster  than its predecessor.  New features include  improved  antialiasing,
  soft  penumbral shadows for extended area lights,  simplified torus  syntax,
  three  new  pigment textures and support for  phong  shading.  In  addition,
  several  hundred scenes are supplied for you to render yourself.  These  are
  grouped  depending on the ability of user they are aimed at.  Also  included
  are  a number of conversion programs which let you convert CAD3D2  files  to
  POV, POV files into GIF or FLI format or create a POV scene from a TGA file.
  There's also various utilities which let you create lissajous, build helixes
  from a torus, create spiral textures on spheres, create b-splines from cones
  and spheres,  create xtal shapes and twisted objects.   For those of you who
  don't like using CLI's,  we've included POVSHELL 1.5 by Dirk  Klemms.  There
  are two versions on disk,  POV v2.0 for the 68030 processor and POV 2.2  for
  the  TT  or  a Falcon with a 68882 maths  coprocessor.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4659 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  3DANIM  -  A  player  program  which loads  3D  objects  created  by  CAD3D,
  Cybersculpt and Cyberstudio from the ST.  The resulting images can be viewed
  from  any angle and rotated using the mouse.  Uses the DSP,  so it's  really
  fast. Several 3D2 files are enclosed for you to play around with.

  FLYSHOW - A displayer program for running FLI and FLC animations.  This  one
  is  better than previous offerings because it runs from any  resolution  and
  can be installed as an application from the Desktop so that you can  double-
  click FLI files to view them.  In addition,  if you run out of  memory,  the
  player will run the animation from disk. Two example FLI files are included.

  FRACTGA  - Creates fractal graphics and saves them out in  TGA  format.  The
  program  runs  as  a  TTP and must be called from a CLI  and  fed  with  the
  necessary parameters. Thanks to Ralph Nelson-Tucker for the translation.

  GENART  V1.0 by Ian Clarke - A random pattern generator.  It generates  four
  random patterns and you choose which one you like.  It is used as the  basis
  for  the  next four or drawn full screen size.  Patterns can  be  merged  or
  mutated and there's a couple of user settings which may be altered too.

  GYRO  - Draw a symetrical shape on screen and watch it transform into  a  3D
  wireframe  object which can be moved around the screen,  filled  with  solid
  colours or saved to disk.  There's quite a few settings which may be changed
  to suit.

  HAM8 - Displays ordinary IFF as well as and HAM (including HAM8) pictures in
  256 colour mode.

  KEFTAL  24  -  Creates  textured backgrounds and keftal  graphics  up  to  a
  resolution  of  24-bit True Colour.  You can set the type of graphic  to  be
  computed (i.e.  what type of keftal etc),  its resolution and the number  of
  colours  to  be  used.  The graphic is not displayed on screen  so  you  can
  generate  effects  in  more colours and in a higher  resolution  than  would
  normally be supported by your computer.  Lots of user definable settings and
  it's fast too!

  MANDELBROT  MACHINE  - A program specially designed for  the  Falcon,  which
  allows  you to create fractal graphics using the Mandelbrot or  Julia  sets.
  You  can  zoom  in to your graphic to any depth.  You can set  up  your  own
  parameters  for  creating a screen from scratch or load up one of  the  many
  pre-defined ones and zoom in on it. Designed for use in 256 colour mode, the
  results  are stunning!  Mandelbrot Machine is quite slow at computation  but
  considering the amount of pixels you are plotting,  combined with the  extra
  bit-planes, the same operation would take several hours on the ST! Saving is
  disabled in this demo version,  full version with saving and some extras  is
  available from the author. Needs 4 Meg.

  RAWSHOW  - Loads a RAW format picture (as used in the Falcon demo by  Moving
  Pixels) and lets you view it or converts it to a True Paint image file.

  XIMGSAVE - Converts a picture in raw screen data into XIMG format.  You just
  need to know the dimensions of the file to be converted.

  SPEED  OF LIGHT V3.8 - One of the fastest GIF and JPEG  viewers  around.  It
  also supports Degas,  Prism Paint and (X)IMG formats. Up to 20 images can be
  loaded,  subject to memory and the viewing of oversize pictures is supported
  via  scrolling.  You  can change resolution with SOL without  rebooting  and
  various  options are included for optimising the colour palette or  tweaking
  the  colour  values.  Several colour reduction algorythms are  included  for
  converting  an  image  to a resolution with  fewer  colours.  Intensity  and
  contrast can also be altered to suit.  Scaling up and down and smoothing are
  also  supported.  SOL can also display pictures in a slideshow which may  be
  customised  using  a powerful script language.  There are lots  of  features
  associated  with  image processing but the  most  valuable,  filtered  image
  scaling (which allows you to enlarge an image and smooth it off to the  same
  quality as the original),  is reserved for registered users along with a few
  other odds and ends. SOL now runs in any resolution including monochrome!
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4786 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ARROW 24 V1.1 - An excellent GEM based modelling and raytacing  package.  It
  allows you to create your own 3D models on screen,  then turn them into  24-
  bit  True Colour ray tracings.  Arrow 24 comes complete with a number of  3D
  wireframe  models and completed raytracings on disk.  A separate version  is
  supplied for users with a maths coprocessor.  Documentation is extensive but
  both  the program and docs are in German.  Would anyone like  to  translate?
  Needs at least 1 Meg. Hard drive recommended but not essential.

  D-GRAPH V0.1 by Dune - An early version of a new art package from this  well
  known demo crew.  It loads and saves pictures in PI1,  NEO,  CA1,  GIF, TGA,
  TIFF,  DOO and BMP formats. It has only a limited number of drawing tools at
  present and some are not fully operational or are buggy.  RGB ONLY.

  EASY POV V1.6 by Christophe Cordonnier - A nice easy to use GEM based  front
  end for POV 1 & POV 2.  Everything is set using the mouse and pop-up  menus.
  Thanks to Ralph Nelson-Tucker for the translation.

  FLI-TC v4.7 - An FLI animation player which runs in True Colour.

  MPEGPLAY  v2.0 - Plays MPEG movie files on your Falcon.  MPEG is  a  similar
  compression method to JPEG,  except that it is used for moving pictures. You
  can store an entire film on CD using MPEG compression. This player is ported
  from NEXT and is very slow,  playing back at about 1 frame per second and it
  plays the animation only,  not the sound.

  TGA  VIEW V2.0 by Graeme Urquhart - After installing,  you can  double-click
  TGA  pictures to display them.  It supports most of the common sizes of  TGA
  and they can be packed too. However, they must be in 24-bit format. Works on
  both RGB and VGA monitors.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4787 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  BITMAP  VIEW 4 v2.0c by Racème Productions - A file  viewer,  converter  and
  slideshow  program which runs in almost any resolution.  Conversions can  be
  performed blind in order to preserve colour depth or you can have the  image
  colour  reduced (where necessary) to display in the current mode.  Some  new
  features  include real-time zooming,  slideshow option,  fullscreen  display
  option and mosaic mode which lets you display all loaded pictures on  screen
  at once.  New to v4 is support for Parx Software's external modules (also on
  disk) which allow scanners and digitisers to input directly into BV4. BV4 is
  Shareware  and  several  extras  including JPEG  support  are  reserved  for
  registered  users.  Extensive  on-line  Help  is  included.  Multi-TOS/MagiC
  compatible.

  M&E MODULES (24/11/97) by Parx - An impressive collection of graphics  based
  modules created by Parx,  a French company responsible for a number of Atari
  based products.  These must be installed prior to use and are common to  all
  applications (eg;  BV4,  Piccolo, D2M, Diapo etc), using M&E modules, so you
  need  only  have one set of modules installed on your  system.  They  handle
  graphic cards,  memory management,  intelligent colour reduction, generation
  of  textures,  support for GDOS/NVDI printing,  the loading of over  40  and
  saving  of  over 30 different file types (incl all common Atari  formata  as
  well as Photo CD, TIFF, GIF etc) and digitising directly into any supporting
  program  using  Vidi ST and others.  There's even a module  which  lets  you
  output  photographic quality images to the Fargo FotoFun.  M&E modules  (and
  programs which use them) are most usable if you have two floppy drives or  a
  hard drive.  It will not be possible to install all the modules on this disk
  onto  a  single  drive (there's simply not  enough  space!).  This  disk  is
  necessary  if  you intend to use BV4 or Diapo and desirable if you  use  any
  other  M&E based product as it contains a more complete set of modules  than
  most software producers package with their goods.

  MC  FLY  V0.7  by John McLoud - Plays FLI,  FLC or GL animations  in  a  GEM
  window.

  IMCON V1.1 by Christoph Pfisterer - Loads files in Doodle, Degas, NEO, STAD,
  Tiny,  ART,  SPU,  SPC, AIM, IMG, IFF, PCX, GIF, TIFF and its own format and
  saves as Degas,  NEO,  AIM,  IMG,  IFF,  GIF,  TIFF and its own  format.  In
  addition converting the images,  you can also zoom them,  enlarge or  reduce
  the  canvas,  convert  between  palette based,  greyscale  and  True  Colour
  formats,  scale  them,  invert them and much more.  Images can be  converted
  blind  or you can view them.  When viewing,  they are viewed at the  current
  screen  resolution although they are stored and worked on at their  original
  resolution.  A  fast  and efficient file converter  which  lacks  GEM-View's
  versatility but is easier to set up and uses much less memory.

  MOV POV V2.86 by Georges Gomes - A Shareware animation program for use  with
  the POV Raytracer (S-F.4512 & S-F.4513).  It allows you load up a POV script
  file  to  render  a scene and then make the necessary changes  in  order  to
  create the next frame in an animation.  Some menu items are disabled in this
  version and available only to registered users. Multi-TOS compatible. Thanks
  to Ralph Nelson-Tucker for the translation.

  SHOWER  V1.1  by  Blade of New Core - A VERY fast picture  file  viewer  for
  Degas, NEO, ART, BMP, DOO, MUR, GIF, IFF, IMG, MAC, MPT, RAG, RAW, TGA & TRU
  formats.  You  can drag a file and drop it onto the viewer,  run Shower  and
  load  from the file selector or install it as an application on the  Desktop
  so that you can double-click pictures to view them.  Shower even switches to
  the correct resolution before displaying a picture.

  XIMG  SNAPSHOT  V1.43DF by S Becker & D Sabiwalsky -  An  ACC  screengrabber
  which lets you grab the contents of the top window or a user defined area of
  the screen, and save it in XIMG format.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.4869 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ECLIPSE  by P Hannington - An incredibly powerful image processing  package.
  It loads images in RAW,  TGA,  IFF,  SPU,  Degas, GIF, TIFF and BMP formats,
  saving them in RAW,  TGA, IFF, BMP and TIFF formats. The features include 24
  different processing filters (including sharpen,  blur,  emboss,  smooth and
  laplace),  RGB colour adjustment,  gamma correction,  convert to  greyscale,
  rotate image,  bend,  squeeze, zigzag and mirror. In addition, images may be
  mapped onto spheres,  pyramids or diamonds and cutting and pasting of blocks
  between  buffers is also supported.  Eclipse runs in any resolution  on  the
  ST/E, TT and Falcon but does not display pictures correctly on the Falcon if
  NVDI is installed.  The special effects menu and the user guide are reserved
  for registered users. Highly recommended.

  FRACTALS by Jean Lusetti - Yet another of those very fast fractal  programs.
  This one only runs on a TT or Falcon and can make use of the FPU if you have
  one fitted.  On the Falcon,  the 68030 and DSP work together to generate the
  graphics  at lightning speed.  You can use the Mandelbrot or Julia sets  and
  zoom  in using a box or by setting a central point,  both of which are  user
  definable.  The fractals are created within windows and you can set the size
  of the window to suit,  in fact you can even alter it after the fractal  has
  been generated.  Two fractals can be selected as the start and end frames of
  an  animation  and  those  in between will be  calculated  by  the  program.
  Extensive control is available over almost every aspect of this program  and
  your works of art may be saved out in (X)IMG format.  Runs in any resolution
  from  mono to True Colour.  The only drawback is that both program and  docs
  are in French.

  MNDL_INIT v2.26 by R J Ridder - Another very fast Mandelbrot generator. Like
  so  many  of the newer Mandelbrot generator,  this one  constructs  a  rough
  image,  then  rounds it off to produce the smooth fractal graphic  that  you
  expect.  It allows you to calculate the fractal using 16-bit integers or 32-
  bit  integers  or  optionally the DSP or a maths coprocessor  if  these  are
  available.  It supports both the Mandelbrot and Julia sets and allows you to
  zoom into any part of the screen,  almost into infinity.  A number of preset
  palettes  are  supplied  on disk as well as  about  a  dozen  pre-calculated
  images.  MNDL_INIT  runs  in ANY resolution and pictures  may  be  displayed
  fullscreen or in windows.  You can also create animations from your  fractal
  screens and these can be replayed using the animation player provided.

  MAKE JPEG by Andrew Younger - Allows you to convert GIF, TGA or PPM files to
  JPG  format and vice versa.  Images may be converted to greyscale and  block
  smoothing is supported. Almost everything is user selectable by simple mouse
  clicks. Multi-TOS compatible.

  JPEG  DSP  by David Oldcorn - Displays GIF or JPEG files using the  DSP  for
  speed.  You  can tag multiple files and run a slideshow or display a  single
  picture.  All  pictures  are displayed fullscreen and the  program  switches
  resolution  to suit.  Pictures larger than the screen may be  half-sized  or
  scrolled  around  using the arrow keys.  Perhaps the fastest  JPEG  and  GIF
  displayer around. RGB ONLY.

  JPEG  HACK - A modified version of Brainstorm's JPEG decoder which does  not
  pause for several seconds when it loads. Speeds up your startup time quite a
  bit if you usually run the Brainstorm decoder from the Auto folder.

  PLAYMPEG  v0.70 by Griff - MPEGs are the animation equivalent of  JPEGs.  In
  other words,  they are very highly compressed with a certain amount of  loss
  of quality (not really noticeable unless you repeatedly MPEG the same file).
  This player uses the DSP in order to play back animations at speeds of up to
  20  frames per second.  It supports MPEG-1 files (MPEG-2 includes  sound  as
  well  as graphics) of all sizes up to a maximum of 480*384 but only  replays
  them in greyscale.  Register with the author to get the full colour version.
  This  program may be installed so that you just double-click MPEGs  to  show
  them.

  MPEGDSP  by  Guido Vollbeding - Another MPEG-1 animation  player.  This  one
  performs  similarly  well  to Griff's version with  the  exception  that  it
  actually displays the animations in colour rather than greyscale. It is also
  able  to  handle some large (in terms of resolution) MPEGs which  the  Griff
  player rejects. However, the Griff player runs slightly faster and smoother.
  This program can also be installed so that MPEGs are double-clickable.

  TURBOGIF  V1.3  by Sascha Springer - The fastest GIF displayer  you'll  ever
  find! It runs from any resolution and automatically switches to 640x480x256.
  Larger  pictures may be scrolled using the mouse.  Can be installed so  that
  you just double-click GIFs to view them. VGA ONLY.

  NEO_PAT1  by  Lou  Trapani - A collection of patterns suitable  for  use  to
  create a Desktop backdrop for NEODesk 4,  Deskpic and similar programs. Some
  are in 256 colours and others in True Colour format.

  SCAPE v1.2 - Creates random planetary scenes. You will be surprised just how
  realistic looking some of them are.  Even those which would not pass for the
  real  thing  would  not  look out of place in  a  science  fiction  setting!
  Supposedly runs in any 256 colour mode,  but in practice it's only stable in
  80 column modes.  Your resulting planetary masterpieces may be saved to disk
  in PCX or GIF format or you can just sit back and watch!  TT compatible. FPU
  version  also included.

  INDY  PAINT V1.5 by Gerhard Seiler - A True Colour  graphics  package.  Indy
  Paint has all the basics you would expect but nothing much by way of  extras
  as far as tools go. However, there are a few nice touches like the inclusion
  of animation,  the ability to change resolution within the program and  some
  comprehensive  palette  manipulation features including masking  of  certain
  colours  and selective colour remapping.  You can also convert  True  Colour
  pictures to greyscale.  The zoom mode is also worth a mention as you can use
  all the tools within zoom mode and the zoom window will scroll appropriately
  if your action goes outside its given boundaries.  Indy Paint does have  its
  peculiarities but is well worth a look.

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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5084 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  IMAGELAB  2.1  by Rainer Frädrich - A Freeware  greyscale  image  processing
  package   with   a   few   nice   touches.    Features   include    scaling,
  contrast/brightness adjust,  linear distribution, equal distribution, median
  filter,  dilation,  erosion, edge enhancement and the ability to display any
  of  an image's 8 bitplanes.  An invaluable feature is the ability to  design
  your  own  filters and over 20 of these are supplied on disk.  A  number  of
  greyscale adjustment filters are also supplied. Blocks may be cut and pasted
  between  images  and  two  images can be  merged  together  to  create  some
  interesting  effects.  The ability to convert mono IMGs into true  greyscale
  images is most helpful for those of you who do not have greyscale  scanners.
  Imagelab  is  restricted  to  loading its own  B_W  format,  AIM  format  or
  uncompressed IFFs but external conversion utilities allow GIF,  TIFF,  Degas
  and IMG format to be converted to B_W and vice versa.  Although the  program
  runs in mono, all work is actually performed in 256 greyscale mode. Use GEM-
  View 3 (ART.3485) to convert B_W to more useful formats.   Fully GEMmed  and
  Multi-TOS  compatible.  Program and short introduction in English  but  main
  docs in German,  although we have done a rough translation.

  DL VIEWER V0.01B by Lonny Pursell - Plays DL animations from the  PC.  These
  are commonly found on CD-ROMs, so you'll find this program invaluable if you
  own one of those 'beasties'.

  AVI_PLAY  v0.95 by Dieter Fiebelkorn - A collection of programs designed  to
  play those AVI animations commonly found on PC CD-ROMs.  There are optimised
  versions for the '020 upwards and machines with an FPU.

  RIFFSHOW  by Dieter Fiebelkorn - Runs PC animations in RIFF format  on  your
  Falcon.

  AVI2WAVE  by Dieter Fiebelkorn - Converts the sound data in  AVI  animations
  into WAV format which can then be loaded into WinRec (F.3962).

  DEGAVIEW  V1.0  by  Graeme Urquhart - Displays any Degas  PI1,  PI2  or  PI3
  picture  on  your Falcon.  You can use it as a TTP,  drop files onto  it  to
  display  them  or install it as an application so that Degas  files  may  be
  viewed by double-clicking them.  Files may be packed using Pack Ice v2.4  or
  Atomic 3.5.

  3DX  VIEWER  - Allows you to convert 3D2 files from Cad 3D  and  Cybersculpt
  into  a new format for realtime rotating and scaling using the DSP.  A  full
  description of the new format is supplied for the curious. You can then view
  the 3D objects in dot,  wireframe or solid form. The view can be changed and
  the object rotated and scaled using the mouse. Needs 4 Meg to convert larger
  files.

  CLICKIES (Nov '95) by Douglas Little - A collection of file viewers for FLI,
  FLC and FLX animations and both TGA and GIF pictures. In the case of the TGA
  and  GIF  viewers,  large  images are automatically scaled  to  the  maximum
  supported resolution for your monitor.  There's also a MOD file player which
  plays soundtracker MODs at 50khz.  All viewers/players work by dropping  the
  appropriate  file  onto  them,  as  a  TTP  or  they  can  be  installed  as
  applications  so  that  files just need to be  double-clicked  in  order  to
  view/play them.

  JPG68000  by  Andrew Younger - A CPX for use with  XControl  (F.4862)  which
  allows  you  to compress and decompress JPEG images using  various  options.

  SPEED  OF SNAIL by Brain Blaster,  Metal Ages,  Nucleus & Sinus -  Rather  a
  silly name for such a powerful program!  S-O-S is a VERY fast GIF viewer. It
  load  and displays massive GIFs from hard disk in mere  seconds.  Press  the
  left  mouse button to zoom in on a selected area or the right to  zoom  out.
  Rescaling is done in a split second,  regardless of size!  Impressive to say
  the least. S-O-S is RGB ONLY.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5277 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  FUNNY  PAINT V1.7 by Patrick Eikhoff - A GEM based paint package which  runs
  in 2,  16 or 256 colours.  It supports Degas, STAD, ART, TIFF IMG, NEO and a
  few  lesser  known  format.  It  is a bit picky  about  what  it  will  load
  (uncompressed files and only in the correct resolution!) but it does have  a
  few extras over normal paint packages.  In particular, it concentrates on 3D
  objects and has lots of special effects,  many of which are stunning in  256
  colours. Funny Paint also supports the use of (Speedo)GDOS fonts. All in all
  an interesting,  if a bit quirky,  package.  Unfortunately both program  and
  docs are in French.

  PICFIB V1.1a - A slideshow program with a few differences.  Picfib currently
  supports the viewing of IMG,  Degas, PCX and GIF images. Lists of images can
  be created and individual pictures assigned 'tags'. These tags are then used
  as  basis of searches so that only files in the list which match any  chosen
  tag or tags,  will be displayed.  Picfib runs on any Atari but pictures with
  less colours than the current resolution will look pretty awful!  If  you've
  got lots of pictures (especially clip art) on your hard drive, this may well
  be just what you need to get them into some sort of logical order.

  IMCON  V1.1 by Christoph Pfisterer - Converts pictures between many  graphic
  formats including DOO, PIC, P?1, P?2, P?3, NEO, PAC, TN?, ART, SPC, SPU, IM,
  IMG,  IFF,  PCX,  GIF & TIF. You can enlarge or reduce the size of pictures,
  enlarge  the  screen area but retain the image size,  convert  between  True
  Colour,  Greyscale and palette based formats,  invert the picture, switch on
  or off dithering and so on.  Images can be resaved in IMG,  TIFF, IFF or raw
  screendump formats. What makes IMCON score over more fully featured packages
  like  GEM-View  is its ability to load the picture into memory  rather  than
  display  it  on screen,  thus avoiding the problems of colour  reduction  in
  lower resolutions.  Having said that, you can display the image on screen if
  you want. IMCON runs on any Atari and is compatible with most graphic cards.

  POV-MOV  V2.86  by  Georges  Gomes - A GEM based  shell  for  use  with  POV
  Raytrace.  What  makes this shell different is that it can be set to  render
  several scripts,  one after the other,  and it can also generate  animations
  from POV scripts. You enter the parameters for the animation and the program
  generates the appropriate scripts for the in-between frames. Lots of options
  (some  only available when you register) to make life easier for anyone  who
  uses  POV  Raytrace.  Unfortunately  both program and docs  are  in  French.

  VIRTUAL  SCREEN (X)IMG VIEWER V1.3 - Eero Tamminen - Allows you to view  any
  IMG  or  XIMG picture quickly and easily.  It can even be  installed  as  an
  application for viewing IMGs. Colour IMGs with more colours than the current
  screen resolution supports, will be displayed as monochrome.

  XIMGSNAP - A program by the same author,  which lets you save any section of
  the Desktop to disk.  Can be run as a PRG or ACC.

  SPOOKY SPRITES V5 by Johan Karlsson - A True Colour sprite designer. You can
  create  your own sprites or grab them from True Colour Targa  pictures.  The
  format  used  to  store the sprites is  currently  supported  for  assembler
  programmers  in  the Devpac Falcon Library (by the same author)  on  F.4784.
  STOS  support will be incorporated into a future version of Anthony  Jacques
  Falcon extensions on F.5307.  According to the author,  the code should also
  be quite easy to incorporate into GFA Basic and other programming languages.
  Needs 4 Mb.

  GVMOD030 by Stephane Boisson - Five new modules for GEM-View which can  only
  be  used on the Falcon.  Autocrop removes unnecessary black border around  a
  True Colour picture,  FS Dither 15-bits dithers a 24-bit True Colour picture
  to  make it look better on the Falcon's 15-bit (32,768 colour)  display,  FS
  Dither  16-bits dithers a 24-bit True Colour picture to make it look  better
  on the Falcon's 16-bit (65,536 colour) display. The last two modules are for
  loading and saving images in 16-bit True Colour format.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5460 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  POVSTUFF VOLUME 1 - A collection of 25 very high quality raytracing  scripts
  for  you  to render yourself using POV Raytrace v2  (S-F.4512  &  S-F.4513).
  These have been collected from a number of sources and cover a wide  variety
  of  subject matter.  Scenes are  BUG4,  CAM1,  COBRA,  DISP2,  DISPLAY,  EN,
  ENTERPR2,  ENTERPRS,  FILM,  FLAME, GAP1, H2O, HAVESEAT, LIONFISH, NIGHTSKY,
  OBJ1,  OBJ3, ONGARD, PAWN, PICFRAME, SHNY_POV, SWORD, WINDOW, WORLD2, XWING.
  Some can be rendered on a 1 Mb machine but most will need 4 Mb!  Please note
  that  this  disk is of no use to you unless you already have a copy  of  POV
  Raytrace v2. Requires a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5470 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  MPEG FEVER V1.0 by Laurent Chaussy - A collection of utilities for analysing
  and creating MPEG animations, all held together in a nice friendly GEM based
  shell.  MPEG is the animator's equivalent of JPEG. It is a lossy compression
  method  but first generation MPEGs are usually of a high enough  quality  to
  deceive the human eye into thinking that they are the same as the  original.
  The  loss  in  quality  is  offset by the  fact  that  files  are  typically
  compressed to around 10% or less of their original size.  MPEG Fever  allows
  you  to create your own MPEGs from a set of sequentially numbered TGA  files
  (other  more obscure formats are also supported) or extract  the  individual
  frames  from  an existing MPEG animation.  You can  also  extract  specified
  sections  of  the  animation to its own MPEG file  or  join  two  animations
  together.  A  large  amount of analysis of MPEGs is also supported  for  the
  technically  minded.  Includes 68000,  68030 and 68882 FPU versions  of  the
  executables.  Thanks to Ralph Nelson-Tucker for the translation.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5474 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  FASTER THAN POV V2.1 - A modified, much faster version of the Persistence of
  Vision Raytracer (on S-F.4512 & S-F.4513).  Essentially the vista buffer and
  light  buffer have been completely redesigned and are substantially  speeded
  up  and the number of ray/slab tests is reduced.  In addition,  a number  of
  unnecessary  calculations have been removed from the code and  several  bugs
  removed.   Also   included   are  utilities  to  convert   3D   Studio   and
  Cybersculpt/CAD  3D2 files to POV scripts,  and the full set of  Apex  Media
  graphic  file  viewers.  Includes forty scenes for you to  raytrace.  It  is
  recommended that you use this package along with the POV distribution  disks
  rather than as a replacement to them.  Unfortunately the improved speed  has
  in some cases been at the expense of memory,  so 4 Mb is recommended.

  3D2  TO  POV  V1.2  by  Jochen  Knauss  -  Another  program  which  converts
  Cybersculpt/CAD  3D2  files into POV Raytrace v1 or v2  format.  Includes  C
  source.

  GIF2FLI  by Laurent Chaussy - Allows you to specify a list of GIF images  to
  be joined together in a continuous animation in FLI or FLC format. There are
  lots of other options such as the speed of animation, colour mapping options
  if  more than one palette is used (FLI only),  double-buffering support  and
  positioning of animation on screen.

  VTGABLUP  - A TGA picture viewer (for 8-bit and 24-bit images)  which  works
  with  the BlowUp 030 screen expander.  Having said that,  it also  works  on
  'normal' displays too.  Large pictures which exceed the size of the  current
  screen resolution can be scrolled around or resized to fit the screen. Watch
  out,  some TGA's display upside down!

  WAX  GIF VIEWER - An ACC which displays 256 colour GIFs in windows.  It  can
  handle  up to 4 windows at once and supports the VA_START  protocol,  so  is
  ideally suited to using the STik/CAB WWW browser software.  Unfortunately it
  doesn't handle 16 colour GIFs and only runs in 256 colour modes.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5511 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  MGIF  v5.0  by  Johan Klockars - A major upgrade on what used to  be  a  GIF
  viewer  program  for  mono monitors.  Nowadays it's a  fully  fledged  image
  processing package! Perhaps what made it popular in the past was its ability
  to  give  the  appearance of true greyscale display  on  a  mere  monochrome
  monitor.  This has of course been retained.  MGIF now runs in any resolution
  right  up  to  True Colour and preserves the colour  depth  of  your  image,
  regardless  of  current screen resolution.  It allows processing  on  single
  colour channels or the combined RGB structure as a whole.  MGIF supports the
  loading of GIF,  TGA,  PPM,  PI1, PI2, AIM and (X)IMG formats in addition to
  its own custom format.  It saves in GIF,  TGA,  PPM, (X)IMG and its own file
  formats.  A number of useful filters such as blur, median, dilation, erosion
  and  pixelise are supported as well as the ability to brighten and  contrast
  your image.  Other useful features such as re-sizing and mirroring are  also
  supported.  Includes a fair amount of documentation in ST-Guide (on  F.4782)
  format.

  FRACT ME V1.0 by Benny Jurt - Yet another fractal graphics  generator.  This
  one  uses  the 68030 CPU,  68882 FPU and DSP as required to  achieve  faster
  calculations.  Dependent  on  the type of algorithm needed  to  perform  the
  calculation,  Fract Me chooses which processor (or processors) will be used.
  The program supports the common Mandelbrot and Julia sets and allows you  to
  load  and  render  pre-calculated fractal scenes or  design  your  own  from
  scratch. Just to spice things up, fractal animations are also supported with
  an example supplied on disk.  Several completed fractal scenes are  included
  on  disk  and are truly unbelievable in quality.  The program  runs  in  any
  resolution  but  only  sup[ports the editing of  fractals  created  in  that
  resolution.  For best effect,  run in any 256 colour mode.  Regrettably  the
  program  is  in  German  and there's no docs so it's  a  bit  of  an  uphill
  struggle.  However,  if  you're into fractals,  it's worth the  struggle  to
  achieve some outstanding results.

  ALPHA v1.2 by Trisometric Developments - An easy to use shell program  which
  links  several different viewer programs together.  The system allows to  to
  view images in GIF,  TGA,  JPG,  NEO, DOO, MUR, IFF, BMP, MAC, MPT and Degas
  formats. You can also view MPEG and FLI animations or listen to MOD music or
  AVR  sound  samples.  Alpha is not GEM based so it is able to  jump  to  the
  appropriate resolution to view the selected graphic without having to resort
  to colour reducing it to the current screen resolution.  The necessary  file
  viewers/players are included with Alpha.  Thanks to Ralph Nelson-Tucker  for
  the  translation.  Runs  on a 1 Mb machine but will need 4 Mb  in  order  to
  display many 256 colour and True Colour images.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5624 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶
  ASTRO_CCD  V0.90  by  Dominique Beydon -  Custom  written  image  processing
  software.  It  is  specifically  designed for use with  the  Thomson  TH7852
  digital  camera,  a device which captures images at a resolution of  218x145
  (in  4096 grey levels) from a 254mm telescope.  Images can be read  directly
  into the software via the cartridge port (although the author fails to  tell
  us  how!).  All  functions of the software are specifically  geared  towards
  enhancing astronomical data, although you can import your own TIFFs and mess
  around  with  these instead.  The main limitation is that only  an  area  of
  218x145 can be processed, although it is planned for this to be increased in
  the next version.  Also, only uncompressed greyscale TIFFs are supported and
  the program comes with no docs.

  ESCPEMU  - A number of packages give you a print to disk option.  This  GEM-
  View  module allows you to view a file intended for printing on Epson  9-pin
  printers.  The file can also be output to a different printer via GEM-View's
  printer drivers. Needs GEM-View on F.4368.

  GIFTOFLM  V0.50  -  Allows you to patch a number of GIF  files  together  to
  create  an FLM animation.  You can select individual files or a  RUN  script
  created using Prism Paint.  The resulting animation (as long as it is in  ST
  Low or TT Low res) will be viewable either by loading into Prism Paint  v1.0
  to 1.5 or Lexicor's FLM viewer.

  HPCDTOPPM  V0.50  by  Hadmut Danisch - Converts Kodak PCD  files  (at  their
  various    resolutions)    into   Portable   PixMap    (PPM)    format    or
  PostScript/Encapsulated  PostScript  formats.  Convert  the  PPM  output  to
  something more useful using GEM-View. Several user definable settings can be
  used in the conversion process.

  HP  CHROME  V1.5 by Rufus Developments - Prints colour pictures  on  any  HP
  Deskjet (even mono ones,  assuming you have a colour kit fitted of course!).
  You can adjust the colour rendering to suit and print out using one of three
  quality  settings.  Pictures  can even be cropped  or  viewed.  This  latest
  upgrade supports the printing of Degas, NEO,  TNY,  GIF,  TIFF, IMG, RAW and
  Spectrum 512 pictures.

  CONVERT - Converts   picture files to and from Degas (PI? and PC?, any res),
  Neo, Art Director, PicWorks (any res), Stad, Doodle and IMG formats.

  XGRABBER  V0.24  by  Christian Pick - A screen grabber which  works  in  any
  resolution.  Rather unusually it is triggered using a Jaguar Joypad or  from
  the  fire  button of a joystick in one of the STE  extended  joystick  ports
  (details  of how to make an adaptor to let a normal joystick  be  used,  are
  included.  This  makes it suitable for grabbing screens from  non-GEM  based
  programs. Saves in an odd format but includes utilities to convert images to
  Degas, RAW or TPI formats. Docs in German but we've done a RUF translation.
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                           חללללללללללללללללללללל†
                           ´ S-F.5726 & S-F.5727 ´
                           זללללללללללללללללללללל¶
  S-F.5726  &  S-F.5727  PERSISTENCE OF VISION RAYTRACER V3.00  -  A  reliable
  stable  followup to POV 2.2 has finally arrived on the Atari thanks to  Doug
  Little's  porting  of  the PC sources.  This latest  version  is  downwardly
  compatible  with  POV  2.2 but with dozens of new features  and  bug  fixes.
  Amongst  the  new features is the ability to render a  screen  preview  when
  running on a Falcon.  Another major improvement is the incorporation of  the
  faster  routines from FTPOV.  Like v2.2,  this version features hundreds  of
  scenes  for you to render yourself,  all grouped according to your level  of
  experience. The on-disk manual's huge, running to over 800K and is very well
  written,  starting  out  with  an easy to  understand  introduction  to  ray
  tracing,  then  moving  progressively to the more advanced  stuff.  It  also
  includes several detailed tutorials,  all aimed at different ability levels.
  All support files for these tutorials are also included in the  package.  In
  addition  there are a few Atari specific files detailing the Atari  specific
  features  of  POV  3.  You can run POV 3 from a CLI or  from  Dirk  Klemmt's
  POVShell which has been included for your convenience. We have also included
  Dirk Klemmt's POV Tools which let you convert CAD3D2 files to POV, POV files
  into GIF or FLI format or create a POV scene from a TGA file.  There's  also
  various  utilities  which let you create lissajous,  build  helixes  from  a
  torus,  create spiral textures on spheres,  create b-splines from cones  and
  spheres,  create  xtal  shapes and twisted objects.  Please note  that  this
  package does not include the source code.  There's over 6 Mb of data crammed
  onto  these  disks!  Needs 2 Mb and a hard drive (if you don't have  a  hard
  drive,  we recommend the POV 2 package on S-F.4512 & S-F.4513). This version
  effectively  replaces  an earlier release by  Szymon  Stazik.  This  package
  includes the 68030 (PAK or Falcon),  68030 (TT or Falcon with FPU) and 68040
  (Afterburner, Medusa, Hades  etc)  versions.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5768 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  EscAPE PAINT v0.5E by Norman Feske - True colour graphics package with  lots
  of different paste modes, real-time zoom, custom interface and on-line help.
  Apart from TGA,  most of its supported filetypes are rather obscure but it's
  easy enough to convert anything into TGA format.  The tools are pretty basic
  but what sets EscAPE Paint above so many others is the ability to  customise
  just about every tool or mode to suit,  something which lets you create your
  own  variations to what's supplied as standard.  EscAPE Paint is  unique  in
  that  it can be launched from any resolution but drawing is always  done  in
  True Colour, although the tool selection is done in the mode the program was
  launched  from.  This is particularly useful if running on a VGA monitor  as
  you  can have an 80 column 16 or 256 colour display for selecting the  tools
  and flip into True Colour to carry out the actual drawing and retouching.  A
  modular program with a handful of modules included and docs on how to  write
  your own (in assembler).

  STEREO IMAGE SYSTEM (STIS) v2.0 by Phillip O'Neal - Allows you to create  3D
  images  from True Paint/Prism Paint pictures.  These can then be  viewed  on
  your screen without special glasses.  The images take longer for some people
  to  see  than others and it can be quite difficult to focus  on  your  first
  picture correctly.  However,  if you can successfully see one, the rest will
  come naturally. Several example images are included on disk and print out is
  supported to Epson compatibles. STIS is no longer restricted to working with
  16 colour pictures and runs on any ST, STE, TT or Falcon.

  FLICONV - Converts an FLI into FLM format.  Be warned, FLM files are massive
  compared to FLIs!

  INFOMPEG V1.0 by Dennis Lee - Returns information such as number of  frames,
  screen size, average frame (in bytes) and compression ratio. Really needs to
  be run from a CLI, otherwise output goes off the screen too fast.

  IMG2PS V0.2 - Converts monochrome IMG files into Postscript EPS format.

  SCAN IT by Trade IT - A Shareware front end for colour flatbed scanners. The
  software  supports loading of GIF,  ESM,  IMG & STAD formats and includes  a
  number  of  image processing and image conversion tools which you  can  play
  around  with.  The saving of images (except monochrome) is disabled  in  the
  version  and  the scanner drivers are not included,  although  you  get  the
  appropriate  one  for your scanner when  you  register.  Unfortunately  both
  software and docs are in German although we've done a RUF translation.

  FILTER  V1.0 by Bartosz Jakub Iljaszewicz - Performs a similar  function  to
  the despeckle filter in PhotoShop. In other words, it removes regular screen
  distortions  and  smoothes the colours.  It only reads/writes Targa  Type  2
  files, but is invaluable when working with old photographs.

  FLI_CONV - Converts an FLI animation into FLM format.  Be warned,  FLM files
  can  be massive.  These can be replayed using Lexicor's FLM player (also  on
  disk).

  FLM  PLAY by Lexicor - Allows you to play FLM animations (commonly found  on
  PC CD ROMs) on any ST, STE, TT or Falcon.

  GVW_030  -  A collection of Falcon specific modules for use  with  GEM-View.
  They allow you to load PI9, TPI, TRP and TRU formats and save in PI9 format.

  MANDEL  by  Robert Stiles - Yet another fractal image  generator.  This  one
  includes complete C and 68882 assembler sources.  Just one catch,  you  must
  have an FPU fitted in your Falcon.

  M_PLAYER  V2.86 - One of the most versatile multi-media players  around.  It
  can  handle Quicktime movies (with sound),  AVI animations (with sound)  and
  the popular FLI/FLC animations.  OK so it can't handle every file you  throw
  at  it,  but it has a pretty impressive success rate.  Frame rates vary  but
  average  out at around 15-25 fps.  Also runs on a TT fitted with a  NOVA  or
  Crazy Dots 2 card.  Needs lots of memory (these files can be  massive!).  If
  you  run out of memory you will usually get the animation  replayed  without
  sound.

  TCSNAP  v1.51 by Patrice Bensoussan - An ACC based snapshot utility for  use
  in True Colour modes. You can save the entire screen, any selected area of a
  screen  or  the contents of the top window only.  Screens are saved  in  TG1
  (also known as coke) format.

  XCOPY-POV  V0.9 by Fabrice Grainger - Allows you to make copies  of  objects
  created  for  use with Persistence Of Vision  Raytracer  v2.  Includes  very
  detailed instructions but unfortunately they are in French.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5881 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  ANIMATOR v1.0 by Laurent Chaussy - A useful utility which lets you load up a
  number  of TGAs and combine them into an FLC (or its own P2D  format)  file.
  You can also digitise still frames (taking separate shots for the red, green
  and  blue  components)  using a video camera or the freeze  frame  of  video
  recorder  and recombine the component parts within this  program.  I  assume
  Vidi-ST  or  VideoMaster would be used to interface the  camera/VCR  to  the
  Falcon although no mention of a specific digitising device is made.  Similar
  in  concept to MPEG Fever on F.5470 but outputting FLC and P2D  rather  than
  MPG files. Program and docs in French, would anyone like to translate?



  AVI030 V0.51 by STGhost of Sector One - Lets you play AVI animations on your
  Falcon.  You can play either sound or animation or both. Sound is handled by
  the DSP. Simply drop an AVI file onto AVI030's program icon or install it as
  an Application with the document type set to AVI.  Also includes a GEM shell
  so you can use the fileselector.  Doesn't currently support the CVID  format
  of AVIs but copes well with other types. Docs in English and French.

  GIF  TRANS V0.1B by Daniel Fischer - Lets you create 'transparent' GIFs  for
  use in your HTML documents. Select which of the 256 colours is to be treated
  as  transparent  and  the file will be re-saved with  the  transparency  set
  accordingly.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5900 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  QUICKTIME PLAYER V0.96 by Dieter Fiebelkorn - Lets you view Quicktime movies
  (MOV  files)  on your ST/E.  These files are typically found on PC  and  MAC
  CD's. This version of the player only supports CVID 24 bit and does not play
  the  sound,  but it's a start!  Optimised versions for 020+  processors  and
  FPU's are also included.

  ALVI  V0.05B by Uwe Haase - A JPEG viewer.  Despite what the docs  say,  you
  must  run  ALVI from the Desktop (i.e.  drag & drop  etc  don't  work).  The
  current  version  runs  in any resolution but only  displays  the  image  in
  monochrome. Image can be displayed at various zoom levels. Its main claim to
  fame is its speed at loading without having to use the DSP.

  GIF  MERGE  V1.33  by  Mark Podlipec & Rene Mueller -  Reads  a  GIF91  file
  (presumably  a  script  file)  and merges the  listed  GIFs  into  a  single
  animation  file.  You can control the speed of  animation,  starting  frame,
  looping, transparency and more. Regrettably the docs are very sparse.

  PNG by Eric Prevoteau - Load and Save modules for GEM-View which allow it to
  handle PNG files (Compuserve's replacement for GIF). Just drop them into the
  appropriate GEM-VIEW folders, it's as simple as that.

  JPEGDEMO.RIM by Eric Cunha - A demo version of an M&E JPEG loader module for
  use on STs and TTs. Works with Bitmap View.

  BORDURE  by  Denis Miguel - Creates a border (within  the  image's  original
  boundaries)  of the size and colour you specify around any 8-bit  or  24-bit
  (Type 2 or 3) TGA image. You can even allow the image to gradually fade into
  the  border and specify settings for this too!  Docs in French but  easy  to
  figure out.

  REDUCE TGA V2.0 by Denis Miguel - Lets you resize any 24-bit or 8-bit  (Type
  2  or  3) TGA image by typing in a percentage (for each axis) or  the  exact
  dimensions (in pixels) required. Once again French but obvious.

  ROTATE  TGA V1.0 by Denis Miguel - Rotates an 8-bit or 24-bit (Type 2 or  3)
  TGA by a specified number of degrees. The image's size is increased to avoid
  cropping.  It can be displayed on a black background or using a tiled effect
  with multiple copies of the image being used as the background to give a  3D
  effect. Once again French but obvious.

  All  Denis Miguel's TGA utilities work blind (i.e.  without  displaying  the
  image)  so they can be run from any resolution without affecting  the  image
  quality.

  AVI_QT V1.10 by Guillaume Tello - Another Quicktime and AVI movie player. It
  scores  over Dieter Fiebelkorn's version by being faster (as its written  in
  assembler)  and  having  sound support.  It supports  MOV  files  with  CVID
  compression only and AVIs with CVID and CRAM16 compression.  8/16 bit  sound
  is supported in TWOS or RAW format and sound/video can be played together or
  separately  (if sync problems occur).  Can be run from the Desktop or  files
  dropped  onto  its icon.  Runs on a Falcon in True Colour and a  TT  in  256
  colours  (with lots of RAM) or with a NOVA card.

  AVI PLAYER V0.3 by Seb of The Removers - Install as an Application then  you
  need  only double-click AVIs to run them.  Like AVI_QT,  this  program  also
  supports  sound,  although  quality is variable.  It has  the  advantage  of
  playing direct from disk, useful if memory is low. Uses the DSP for speed.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.5985 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  FLI PLAYER V1.08 by Seb - Install as an application then simply double-click
  FLI animations from the Desktop to replay them.

  PICCOLO V1.00 by Frederic Bayle - A cut down version of Parx's D2M which  is
  designed  to  demonstrate the use of their M&E modular system.  It  lacks  a
  decent set of tools but does load and save in a variety of formats using the
  Parx  M&E  modules.  A small selection of these modules are supplied  and  a
  fuller  distribution version of them is available on F.4787.  Using the  M&E
  modules you can input images directly from Vidi-ST, select from a variety of
  colour reduction methods to obtain best results,  and apply various  effects
  to your images.  With the full version of the M&E modules, the functionality
  of this package is further extended.

  EB MODEL V2.75A by Emmanuel Baranger - A universal 3D modeller for use  with
  several different raytracing package.  It imports scripts from POV, CLOE and
  3D  Studio (on the PC).  The ability to export files in anything other  than
  EB-Model's own format is reserved for registered users.  EB-Model simplifies
  the  process of setting up cameras and lighting for your scene with the  use
  of  movable objects in a GEM window rather than the hit or miss approach  of
  entering  the  data by hand into script files.  The  program  includes  pre-
  calculated objects (segments, boxes, prisms, tubes, spheres, pyramids, cones
  and more) and there's a library feature which lets you store copies of  your
  own  objects for use in other scenes.  You can even spin and extrude  shapes
  and  create fractal landscapes.  Your creation can of course be viewed  from
  different elevations.  The program uses the 'modern face of GEM' with colour
  icons,  movable windows,  3D interface and so forth.  Unfortunately the docs
  are  entirely in French although the program is  in  English.  Multi-tasking
  friendly, needs 4 Mb and a hard drive.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6064 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  MEGA-BIT V1.1D by Thomas Much - Converts GEM Metafiles into bitmapped  files
  at resolutions of up to 32766 x 32744 pixels.  They can be saved in IMG, TIF
  or PCX formats or as multiple PI3, PIC, PAC or GFA Block screens.

  EUREKA  V2.12  by  Francois le Coat -  A  combined  statistical  analysis/3D
  modelling  package.  You  need  to understand mathematical  functions  to  O
  Grade/Standard  Grade/GCSE level at a minimum in order to make use  of  this
  program.  You  start  out  by creating a graph using one  of  the  supported
  formulae or the Julia or Mandelbrot fractal sets,  then map your graph  onto
  one  of the supplied 3D surfaces.  Your creations can also be made  into  3D
  animations.  In  addition,  Eureka  can also import  images  and  animations
  created using the Persistence Of Vision raytracer.  Docs in French,  program
  in English and French. UK support through Cyberstrider. Needs at least 2 Mb.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6090 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  3DP by Rudelli Paolo - Allows you to quickly an easily create 3D models  for
  use with POV Raytracer v2. You can adjust the viewing angle and the position
  of the camera to suit. The resultant image is displayed in its own window as
  a wireframe graphic and can be saved as an object or output as a POV  script
  file  ready  to be cut and pasted into your  main  script.  Several  example
  objects  are supplied as well as POV scripts of these.  Easy to use  if  you
  know the basics of raytracing but unfortunately the program and all docs are
  in French.

  DEMO_RWI - A collection of demo modules for use with packages which  support
  Parx Software's M&E modules (BV4,  Picolo and others).  The full versions of
  these  modules are commercially available from Parx.  They  include  printer
  drivers for the Canon BJC-4000 and BJC-70,  HP Deskjet 500C and 550C,  Epson
  Stylus Colour,  and import modules for the Paragon Mustek M1200D3P, M600D3P,
  M600DSP,  M600S2D flatbed scanners and the Vidi ST digitiser in 256  colours
  or  True Colour (Falcon only).  Just drop them into the appropriate  folders
  inside your PARX.SYS folder and they are ready for use.
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                                  חלללללללל†
                                  ´ F.6091 ´
                                  זלללללללל¶

  IRIS VIEWER v1.2 by The Eagles - A picture viewer with a difference.  Select
  a directory and it will create thumbnails (miniatures) of all images in that
  directory, 12 to a page. Move the mouse over a thumbnail to display the file
  name,  dimensions and file size. Click onto it to display that image at full
  size.  You  can  also  select any image from its directory  and  display  in
  fullscreen mode.  Moving the mouse lets you pan around large images and  the
  left button flips between actual size and x2 with small images.  Loads  FLI,
  LVS, GIF, TGA and JPG formats. RGB only.

  FLIX WORK PACK v1.46E by Remi Vanel -A collection of 10 utilities  concerned
  with  the manipulation of FLC/FLH animation files along with the Apex  Media
  viewers.

  CAT  FLH  V1.01  -  Stitches two FLH (Apex  Media  True  Colour  animations)
  together to make a single longer animation.  CAT FLH loads and saves  direct
  to disk,  making it particularly useful if you don't have the memory to load
  both  at once.  This Shareware version is limited to combined lengths of  20
  images or less,  register for the full version.

  CONV FLH V1.0 - Converts PC True Colour DTA animations into Apex Media's FLH
  format and vice versa.

  FLH2TGA  V1.26  -  Converts an Apex Media FLH image into  a  series  of  TGA
  images.  By default,  it misses out any duplicate frames to save disk space.
  Several user options allow an element of control over the output.

  FLI2TGA  V1.14  -  Converts an FLI or FLC animation into  a  series  of  TGA
  images. Like FLH2TGA, this program also skips duplicate files by default.

  PLAY FLI V1.0 - Plays any FLI or FLC animation.  You can launch it from  the
  Desktop,  drop  the  anim onto it or install it as an  application  so  that
  FLI/FLC  files can be double-clicked to play them.  PLAY FLH V1.3 -  As  per
  PLAY FLI but this one is for use with the True Colour FLH files produced  by
  Apex Media.

  REDIM  FLH  V1.0 - Lets you resize Apex Media's FLH animations  by  clipping
  them  to the animated area or zooming a small animation to fill the  screen.
  Writes the new FLH direct to disk, so you can use this program even if there
  is insufficient memory to load the entire animation.

  REDUCE  FLI  V1.0  -  Lets you extract any part of an  FLH  animation  to  a
  separate file. You specify the start frame and number of frames required.

  SPEED  FLX  V1.0  - Lets you adjust the playback speed  of  any  FLI/FLC/FLH
  animation.

  TGA2FLH  v1.22 - Create an FLH animation from a succession  of  sequentially
  numbered  24-bit  TGAs.  You  can specify which image  to  start  with,  the
  animation speed and a few other parameters.

  APEX  VIEWERS  -  These allow you to view GIF,  JPG and TGA  images  or  run
  FLI/FLC/FLH  animations by dropping the item onto the viewer  or  installing
  the viewer, allowing the files to be double-clicked from the Desktop.
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  ANONYMOUS  GIF ANIMATION TOOL (AGATE) V1.2 - A useful program which takes  a
  256 colour FLC file and converts it to an GIF animation for use on the  WWW.
  It  attempts  to save only the animated area rather than  the  full  640x480
  screen.  Lots of options allow transparency,  interlace and other attributes
  to be specified.

  IFX_MATR  by  Eric Da Cunha - Two new special effects modules for  use  with
  packages which support Parx Software's M&E modules.  These are demo versions
  which  perform convolutions (on True Colour images) based on a  3x3  matrix.
  Being demos, you cannot save the resulting images. One version is for use on
  the Falcon,  the other runs on any Atari.  Full versions available  directly
  from the author. Unfortunately the docs are in French.

  FRACPACK by Eric Da Cunha - Four fractal generating modules for use with any
  program which supports Parx's M&E modules. They allow you to create fractals
  using  the Mandelbrot,  Julia,  Octo,  Barnsley and Phoenix sets.  The  less
  common  Newton-Raphson  method is also supported as is a  new  method  which
  generates  images which look like ceiling roses!  These demo  versions  only
  create  fixed resolution images,  use a lower level of detail and  are  much
  slower than the full versions which may be obtained from the author. Docs in
  English and French.

  PLAY FLX V2.1 by Cyril Cogordan - Plays 256 colour (but not True Colour) FLI
  and  FLC  animations.  Can  be  used from the Desktop  or  installed  as  an
  application so that FLI/FLC files may be double-clicked to launch them.

  CENTVIEW by Centek - File viewer and slideshow utility. It handles most file
  types and allows you to select the length of time an image is displayed.  It
  always resizes the image to the current screen resolution but does not  work
  in non-standard screen resolutions.

  POVQUANT V1.60  - A collection of programs for use with DKB Raytrace or  POV
  Raytracer.  The quantisation programs take a 24-bit TGA image and reduce  it
  to 16 or 256 colours using the Octree or Heckbert colour reduction  methods.
  ANIMDAT  reads an animation source file and uses it to generate scene  files
  for DKB or POV Raytrace.  ANIMFLI takes images generated by the quantisation
  programs and builds them into an FLI animation (at a size of 320x200  only).
  The  docs  for POVQUANT are aimed at a PC audience but  should  give  enough
  information  to get you going.

  GEM2PS  V6.1  - Converts GEM  Metafiles into PostScript or  EPS  format  for
  output to PostScript devices.  It is also possible to view the structure  of
  the GEM file and to specify positioning on the page for the printing of  its
  PostScript  counterpart.  Text  can also be used but you are  restricted  to
  using the Helvetica font.

  ANIPLAYER  V2.01  by  Didier  Mequignon -  A  Freeware  player  for  Apple's
  Quicktime  Movies and Microsoft's AVIs.  It plays back both video and  sound
  and  allows you to capture individual images or the entire soundtrack  in  a
  number  of  popular formats.  Aniplayer plays direct from  disk,  so  a  4Mb
  machine  is sufficient for even the larger movies.  A fast CD-ROM  drive  is
  required in order to replay at full speed,  although you can of course  copy
  the  files  to your hard drive and run them from there.  Runs on  any  68030
  processor  in at least 256 colours.  True Colour display (graphic cards  are
  supported)  is recommended as dithering down to 256 colours slows  down  the
  animation.  When running on a Falcon, the DSP is used to perform a number of
  tasks  (decompression being its main function).  Currently most  compression
  types used by MOV and AVI files are supported but Aniplayer does not support
  animations  which exceed 320x240 in size.  An impressive piece of  software,
  probably the best movie player yet.

  ZOB  -  File compressor for Apex Media's True Colour files.  It  gives  good
  compression  rates  on  hand drawn images but is fairly  poor  on  digitised
  pictures.  Its  purpose is merely to save disk space (the  compressed  files
  cannot  be reloaded into Apex) and a decompression program is also  supplied
  just in case you need to access the file again.

  GRAFTOOL V4/2/96 by JJ von Bargen - One of the best graphic conversion tools
  ever released.  It loads images in raw screendump,  BMP, GIF, IMG, JPG, GIF,
  MSX II, MidiMaze, PBM, PCD, PCX, PNG, TGA and TIFF formats and saves them as
  TIF,  PNG,  PCX,  IMG or GIF. Its main claims to fame are that it can be run
  from floppy disk,  loads and saves files twice as fast as GEMVIEW, uses less
  memory  than GEM-View and it preserves the colour depth of  the  information
  (eg;  load  a  256 colour image into a 16 colour resolution and it  will  be
  displayed in 16 colours on screen but resaved as a 256 colour image with  no
  loss  of  quality over the original).  It also supports the playing  of  DL,
  FLI/FLC and GL animations. Various palette options and dithering methods are
  supported  as is the ability to create thumbnail catalogues of your  images.
  Graftool is under constant development. This version is about 95% in English
  although  the  docs  are in German (along with  a  RUF  translation).  Later
  versions handle more file formats although they are not currently  available
  in English.  This unregistered version has some limitations but registration
  is free!
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  MORPHING  V1.05 by Moise Valvassori - As the name  suggests,  this  programs
  lets  you morph one image into another by generating the in  between  frames
  and  creating  an  animation.  You can specify how  many  frames  should  be
  generated,  the  more frames,  the longer it takes to generate and the  more
  memory/disk  space  is needed.  Having said that,  more  frames  results  in
  smoother animations. It uses a different method to Apex Media, employing the
  use  of  a user-defined grid to control the process.  The  only  limitations
  seems  to be that it only works with 24-bit TGA images and it's  very  slow.
  The animation is saved to disk as a series of 24-bit TGA files. These can be
  stitched  into an animation using MPEG FEVER on F.5470 or GIF2FLI on  F.5474
  (although you'd need to convert them to GIF first). The results are amazing,
  even  on  the default settings.  Both program and docs are  in  French,  but
  everything  is obvious!  Needs at least 4Mb,  a hard drive and Multi-TOS  or
  MagiC  (it does not work correctly under TOS).  One of the  most  innovative
  releases  to  date!

  STELLA V2.56 by Thomas Kunneth - A file manager for graphic files.  It  lets
  you to create file lists (shows full pathname to file) and attaches  graphic
  thumbnails  to  recognised  file formats (it recognises most  Atari  and  PC
  formats)  so  you can easily locate the required image.  It  can  also  load
  individual  files or display them in a slideshow.  Stella is GEM  based  and
  runs in any resolution,  dithering images down where required.  There are  a
  few  restrictions in this Shareware release,  register for the  unrestricted
  version.  An impressive release. Just one snag, both program and docs are in
  German,  though there is a brief English doc.  GIF VIEW by Giles Audoly -  A
  very fast GIF file viewer. You can drag and drop files onto it or install it
  as  an application.  It lets you lighten or darken pictures or smooth  them.
  You can also scroll up and down large images.  Removes top,  left and  right
  borders to give a larger display.  RGB Only.  VIEWXXGA by Guido Vollbeding -
  XGA  is a 16-bit True Colour file format first introduced with  the  Falcon.
  This program lets you view XGA files on any Atari in any resolution.  XY TGA
  V IEW V1.0 by John Diot - A fast viewer program for uncompressed TGA images.
  Drag  and  drop images onto it or install it as an application  so  you  can
  double-click  TGA  images to view them.  XY SNAP V0.9 by John  Diot  -  When
  installed,  you  simply  hit the key next to Backspace in order  to  save  a
  screenshot.  The screen is saved in TGA format for True Colour, Degas for ST
  compatible modes or IMG for all other resolutions.
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