Programs to transfer and print 24bit ilbm and ppm to a videoprinter

This archive contains programs to use with a Mitsubishi
Color Video Copy Processor CP100E.
Itīs a device which produces 18bit Color prints on special paper
with sizes from about 110x110 mm up to 150x110 mm. The processor
includes a 18bit real-time videodigitizer with a wide range of
compatibility to any video source. Its resolution is (in standard mode)
640x580 pixels.

The content of this archive should be:
./
videoprinter.readme     general description and legal aspects

bin/                    the programs
ilbm2prt    converts a 24bit ilbm into three videoprinter readable files (RGB)
ppm2prt     transfers a 24bit binary ppm (portable pixmap)
printppm    prints out a 24bit binary ppm

control/                toolmanager support
bright-10
bright-5
bright0
col-32
col-16
col0
comment1
cont0
cont10
cont20
maske1.prn
memory
monitor
pic0
pic10
pic20
poweroff
poweron
print
Toolmanager.prefs

doc/                    the documentation
ilbm2prt.doc
ppm2prt.doc
printppm.doc
videoprinter.doc
toolmanager.doc

src/                    the sources
ilbmtoprt.c
ppmtoprt.c
printppm.c

If you have installed Stefan Beckerīs wonderful ToolManager (tm) program,
you can simply append the file control/toolmanager.prefs to your prefs
by using the append command within the toolmanager prefs program.
You now have a remote control for the most important functions of your
videoprinter and it can easily be upgraded to serve your needs.
For a description read doc/toolmanager.doc

The print programs reside in the bin-directory.
You can use them to simply print out your favourite pictures or to digitize a
picture and the superimpose a copyright line etc.

To use them you must have connected the videoprinter to your amiga
with a standard parallel printer cable.

The used PPM-format is described in the documentation of the
PBM-package by Jeff Poskanzer. 
There are several programs in the public domain/freeware area (including
an amiga port of the pbm-package) that support conversion of
different file formats from and to this ppm-format.

I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANYTHING!
There might appear a Vogon ship and blow up your planet after
starting any of these programs or your cat might drop dead.
Therefore just blowing up your computer with it might be considered
the most harmless thing to happen B->

The sources are included.

For detailed information about the separate programs see
ilbm2prt.doc
ppm2prt.doc
printppm.doc

enjoy...