From:	"Tim Nicholson" <ae561 AT dial DOT pipex DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: Palette Fixing
Date:	Sun, 9 Jan 2000 10:25:53 -0000
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Aaron Chernosky wrote in message <38778EF2 DOT 11FD1607 AT wt DOT net>...
>I was wondering if there is any program that will take multiple files
>(pcx) and fix their palettes so they are all the same?
>
>Aaron C


Image Alchemy is the best program I have ever seen for graphic manipulation.
it uses simple commands from the DOS prompt and It's really easy to use.

It seems to be able to convert everything to everything else!

I use it to fix palettes all the time. It make a really good job of it. It's
great for batch processing too!

You can get it from http://www.handmade.com/ .  It's not free but it's well
worth the cost.

Good luck

Tim

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