> Then reduce the color depth to 16 colours (using dithering or not, to
> taste);

Actually, seems PaintShop Pro doesn't have the option to reduce color depth
to "16 of *THESE* colors".  I kinda assumed it would.  So when you reduce
color depth to 16 colors, you must click the "Windows / Safe colors" option
instead of "Optimised Octree" or "Optimised Median Cut".  The Windows / Safe
colors include almost direct equivalents of the SAM palette.
Then, once you've got yr image in 16 'safe' colors, reload the SAM palette
to get the 16 real 'sam' colors.

I just knocked up this .pal file for PaintShop Pro using a bit of simple C
... It contains the 128 sam colors in a standard format.

Apologies if this discussion actually interests only me and doesn't answer
your question ! :-)

Attachment: Sam.pal
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