When we unpacked freshfishcover.lha by Iljitsch van Beijnum , we were really disappointed: A nice freshfish CDROM cover, but only greyscale... So we played around with the ilbmtoppm/ppmtoilbm, xv, a DECstation and an inkjet color printer. Here is our result. The disclaimers of the original artist apply. Ignatios Souvatzis Michael van Elst is@oink.rhein.de mlelstv@serpens.rhein.de souva@astro.uni-bonn.de mlelstv@mpifr-bonn.mpg.de ignatios@cs.uni-bonn.de ------------------------------------------------------------ When I unpacked Fred Fish' first monthly CD-ROM this morning, I was a little disappointed because the CD box looked so naked, you could see the CD inside right through the box. I guess Fred left out a cover or titlepage or whatever it's called because of the extra costs. Maybe this is explained on the CD somewhere, but I don't have a CD-ROM player yet so I can't be sure. Anyway, since it is my opinion that the CD box was "geen porum", as we say in Dutch, without a label, I decided to make one myself. Because this is a rather timeconsuming process, I am making my work available for everyone who thinks it's any good. I made a fish similar to the one on the CD and I also used the word "freshfish". I suppose that's allright as long as you don't use this for anything else than sticking it inside the freshfish-CD CD-box. the cover file is a 1536 by 1536 pixel 16 color bitmap. If you print it in 300 dpi in such a way that every pixel becomes a seperate dot on the paper the size will be correct. This is easily done with DPaint, click on the "dots" box in the print window and set dots wide and high to 1536. Use the markers in the corners to cut the paper to the right size. The cover.small file is intended to be printed at 100 dpi. Use this one if you don't have enough memory to load the other picture. If you like it, send me email, if you don't, don't bother. Iljitsch van Beijnum v932524@si.hhs.nl