Jan, I was quite impressed by your script and the way you constructed a "composite" GIF from pieces for the individual digits. I didn't have time to delve into your code deeply, but if you'd care to take a moment to describe how it all works (i.e., the "header, body, tail" of a GIF) and HOW you created the binary strings that comprise the GIFs for each digit, it sure would make interesting reading. I'm sure the technique could be expanded and utilized in many different applications, as you imply here. Another possible use would be to add a date/time/title banner to a GIF, say an image from a security camera. Thanks, Russ ------- At 10:22 PM 11/13/99 +0100, you wrote: >> Very nice... >> >> Cheers, >> >> Allen K > >Thanks, Allen. > >It's a lot of work in this short script. >To be frank, I expected more than only one reaction... >It can be used not only for counter.. it simply generate >gif (I can improve it - for example for making graphs >in gif format (also for CGI use))... > >Regards, >Jan > >> http://cgi.math.muni.cz/~strejcek/counter.cgi?hits=123&size=5 > >-- >Jan Strejcek >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
