Or wrote:
>And regarding the claims that GIFs do not support more then 256 colors,
>Well yes. they DO support. There is no limit, infact. Have a look at what
>the most newest Windows programs are capable of doing. And QuikView
>is having no problems viewing them. Now the only question is if there
>is a (small) DOS based conversion utility that would do it.
>What I am looking for is a small program and a simple one, like DJPEG
>and BMP2GIF. (They cant do what I am looking for, btw. DJPEG only
>accept JPG as input file, and BMP2JPG cant do more then 256 colors.)
12 bits are the standard for a GIF image IIRC (we have already gone over
this once - and no one on the liust believed me then).
2^12 = 4096 colours
Or, do you mean that a newer program (for Windows) can have more? Could you
tell us of one such program, and a URL to such an image (or send me such a
gif off-list?)
//Bernie
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