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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Jun 2001.
Re: screen capture, gifs, etc.

Re: screen capture, gifs, etc.

paltland731 <pal...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Lossless jpg cropping is news to me too.
> I wonder why every program doesn't do it that way.

Because it's harder, it only works for JPEGs, and you can't do it to
pixel resolution (only to the nearest 8 or 16).

> Speaking  of pic browsers, does anyone know of 
> a program that browses text files? That is, it
> quickly flips from one to another in the same 
> window without having to open-close, open-close,

less, using `:n' and `:p'. I know you used to be able to get a DOS
port, and I expect you still can, but I don't know if there's one
specifically intended for Windows.

-Rus.

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