RRiSC 1.01

Short:        Make brushes from REKO.ilbm - CanDo
Author:       Donald Varnes
Uploader:     donaldvarnes aol com
Type:         gfx/conv
Version:      1.01
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Distribution: Aminet
Kurz:         Kleiner Helfer. Holt brushes von REKO

                  RKP to REKO to ilbm to Single Cards
                  
    V1.01 Removed 2 bugs... If an emty space was in the filepath the other
          programs didn't react. Needed extra parenthesis in Dos command.
          Replaced Dos "command filepath" to Dos "command "filepath""
          
          When PPaint was done I forgot to erase a value and an unwanted
          message poped up. Oops.
          
          Simply binded version. Not coded anymore.
          For you CanDoers... Cut the header till you find "FORM"
                          
    I wrote RRiSC to help me out to make single cards for Mauscheln.
    RRiSC is simply a GUI and a tool to copy out single cards from ilbm pics
    created with altered RKP's/REKO's.
    RRiSC can also change the first 4 Colors to the Workbench palette or
    close as possable and give the cards a different color background.
    Lets requester and Informer look better. And I don't like the dark
    background that often appears in REKO's.
    
    You need...
    Lot's of Chip (4 Meg When RRiSC calls paint program)
    ConvertReko from Deok-Min Yun. Alters PC RKP to Amiga REKO
    REKO.datatype from Dirk Stöcker. For MultiView to save as ilbm.
    Or reko2iff from Andreas Sauer. Saves to Ram:temp-test.iff. But I have
    problems with reko2iff when altering from RKP or HAM8 REKO's.
    CanDo.library for RRiSC to run... Copy to Libs:
    
    I use for better looking cards in Mauscheln...
    Irfan View, Personal Paint or other graphic programm to reduce
    the picture palette to 256 colors.
        
    Last but not least...
    * - RRiSC is Freeware
    * - Have fun with Mix.REKO
    
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    * - I am not held responsable for any damage that may happen with RRiSC
    * - You use RRiSC on your own risk.