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File:         flatscan.gz 
Description:QNX windows utility.   
Keywords:	qwindows      
Version:       
Entered-date:	January 24, 1997   
Author:         
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Original-site: QNX	
Copying-policy:	Free
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use: flatscan <file> -x<xdiv> -y<ydiv> [-b<bkgd>|-w] [-v]
         file	- filename of flatfile
The encoder will divide the image into a grid of scanmap tiles.

         xdiv	- number of tiles across
         ydiv	- number of tiles down

The first 16 windows colors are actually numbered 1-16
while the driver colors are 0-15. In windows, 0 means
'do not draw'. flatscan assumes that the input is in
the driver format i.e. colors 0-15. If -w is specified,
flatscan will assume the data is in 'windows' colors (1-16)
and that any bytes that are 0 mean 'do not draw'.
The encoder is also capable of recognizing one color as a
transparent or 'do not draw' color when +w is not used.
         bkgd	- (optional) background or 'do not draw' color
   -v      - be verbose during the encoding
Encoder input should be a flat file of <rows>*<columns>
bytes (one byte per pixel). Each byte should contain the color
corresponding to that pixel. There is a maximum of 256 colors.
Flatfiles have 2 integers as a header: X_size, Y_size.
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