Image64 1.6
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      A program for displaying and converting various C64 picture formats.

This program is freely distributable copyrighted software.  It may be spread for
non-commercial  purposes  ONLY!   This means that you MAY NOT charge more than a
nominal  fee for your time and media cost.  This software is provided as is, the
author  takes  NO  responsibility  for  any damages caused by this program.  All
rights  reserved  worldwide.   Use at your own risk.  This documentation must be
copied together with Image64 and stay unaltered!

© 1991 by Stefan Weber, Siebengebirgsallee 116, 5000 Köln 41, Germany
	  E-Mail: S.WEBER@TBC.ZER

This program requires the Requester.Library V2.5 by Colin Fox and Bruce Dawson
to be installed in your LIBS: directory.

Image64 may be invoked from CLI or Workbench.  All functions can be selected via
the  menus.   Although most items should be self-explanatory I will give a short
description below.

OPEN C64-PICTURE...
  Loads  a file and tries to determine which kind of C64-picture it is.  This is
  done  by  looking  at the filesize and the C64 startadress (found in the first
  two  bytes  of  a file).   By  now Image64  recognizes the  following formats:
  Hires-Bitmap,  Hires followed by Colormap,  Koalapainter and AMICA-Paint (from
  the german "64'er-Magazin"). If Image64 thinks that a file is not a picture it
  will load nothing.

SAVE AS IFF-ILBM...
  Saves the current screen as a crunched IFF-ILBM picture.

ABOUT
  Displays information about Image64 and its author.

QUIT
  Exits Image64.  
  NOTE:  The displaymode selected with NTSC / Pal (see below) will stay active!

TITLEBAR
  Toggles the screen-titlebar on and off.

NTSC/PAL
  Uses  the  8372 Big-Agnus in order to switch between NTSC and PAL (only tested
  on  PAL-Amigas).   This  will  stretch/shrink  the picture along the y-axis in
  order  to adjust  the  aspect-ratio.   NOTE:  Under  Kickstart 2.0  this might
  cause strange effects when dragging screens!
  
PALETTE
  Pops up a palette requester that allows you to adjust the colors.

C64-COLORS
  Resets the palette to the original C64-colors.

THE FORCE MENU
  This  menu allows the user to specify to which format a file should be forced,
  this is implemented for the case that the auto-recognition fails.