The utility "iff2mfx" (in the directory "iff")
allows you to take IFF graphic files and
assemble them into a Multimedia FX image file.

When you run "iff2mfx" there must be a file named "script"
within the same directory. The text file "script" contains
all the information needed to assemble a Multimedia FX image file.

 The script:

       The first line contains the output file name.
       Subequent lines contain the names of up to 32 IFF images.
       The list of IFF names is ended with a line containing
       a single asterisk.

 All text lines of the script must start in the left most position
 of the line [ look at the sample script file that is include with
 this software ].

 All IFF image files ( ILBMs ) must be 320 by 200 with either 16 or
 32 colors. IF a 32 color image is named, only the low 16 colors
 will be used.

 If the name you give for the output file already exists, then that
 existing Multimedia FX image file will be loaded in before any IFF files
 are overlayed on top.

 If you use a "-" as the first character of an IFF name, that file
 will be skipped and a frame gap will be left in the Multimedia FX output
 file.

 By using "-" and overlaying onto previous Multimedia FX images, you can
 arrange any sequence of IFF files for output to Multimedia FX.

 You may include a path as part of the IFF name.