Viewing GIF, etc on ancient hardware
On 15jan2002, Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL (Faux_Pseudo) wrote: >I am using a old lappy with no graphics ability at all but >I would like to veiw even ascii versions if possable for gifs. Ok, this is an old post, and my replay is a tad off-topic. But if the laptop is an IBMoid, it has at least CGA graphics capability (unless it's really weird). Try hunting down an old (say early 90s) version of CompuShow. It will display several formats under MS-DOS, in most any graphics mode. ___ _ _ __) , | At least the sig | _)ri |_ is on topic! _|
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