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From: ludo@osiris.usi.utah.edu (Ludovic Milin)
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Subject: DOS graphic screen to TIFF
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  Hello,

  this is my first contact with this software and that list: I just discovered
them today.  I am looking for an algorithm or an already built utility that
would enable me to dump the graphic screen of a PC-DOS into a TIFF format 
that could be included in a postscript file.  The reason is we have written
a plotting utility for our own usage in microsoft Fortran and C on a PC-DOS
platform.  Until now we were just creating an eps file but we would like to
include the TIFF version of the plot to the eps file.
  The graphic screen is simply made of pixels that have only 2 colors and I do
not need a color TIFF format.
  I am not familiar at all with all these different graphic formats so I would
appreciate any pointer.  Are there any of the modules of this software that I
could easily use to do this job ?

  Thanks for your informations,

  Ludo


ludo@osiris.usi.utah.edu


