At 9:33 AM -0800 4/2/99, Richard Hartman wrote:
>What does it mean to "turn off 1bpp"? If you
>don't specify 2bpp and you "turn off" 1bpp, what
>duzzit do?
He got it wrong. It turns *on* 1-bpp. It's only useful if you specify the
-2 flag, which would otherwise emit *only* a 2-bpp image.
I should probably stress again that when the OS officially supports
grayscale, the flags in the name will NOT be the way to create
multiple-bit-per-pixel images. If you're hacking with grayscale early,
please be prepared to update your applications.
--Bob
