Thank you for a quick answer.  I'm actually ashamed that I didn't
think to look these up through Wikipedia myself.

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Thanks Seizer.  Hail Seizer.
Not only do they offer b*gus goods, but they're a r*p-off too. Geez.

And Dr. Probo, I feel I can call you Dr. Pro

The book's not yet arrived but what the Hell?

Seize the Moment!

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Absolutely fantastic service. Highly recommended. I had a seemlingly
simple question that turned into somewhat of a nightmare, full of
unexpected complexities.  Seizer was so persistent in helping me find
the answer to my question - all without the promise of more money.  A
true professional in every sense of the word.

Thanks for the fast answer.

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Great answer!  Hope I can pay your wonderful city a visit one of these
days.  Thanks...for everything.

Thanks for the great inside details on a song that has long been special to me!

The program was a bit "geeky" but I figured it out after a while.

Thanks for the quick response and great answer!!!!!

The answer was not only right on target, it also supplied me with very
helpful information about how the researcher found the answer. Very
pleased.

Excellent thanks!!!!!!

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All the information i needed was there.  well done.

Your solution worked and it did what I wanted. Thanks.

Thank you for the answer, everything you stated worked great.

Thanks Seizer 
I had never heard of Emoticon. Your research was just the help I needed
Regards Kemlo

Thanks for a great effort. I still have to check it all out but I
appreciate your professionalism and dedication

Worked like a charm!  Sorry for the delay in my rating.

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Hello seizer:
Thank you for the excellent research.
clicker5

Thanks to all of you, especially cipher17, lot, seizer, joseleon,
webadept; and thanks for your recommendations, fielong.

I really appreciate your efforts, and here are answers to your
recommendations:
1.	IrfanView: The best for sure. It does the job, very flexible, and
also handles compressed tiff formats which is another feature that
helped. It took sometime to get a hang of it, but eventually it
provided the features that I am looking for. Best of all, it’s free.
2.	CrayonSoft: Not bad. User friendly. Allows for assigning new names
to the processed files. Downside is that new image are store at a high
file size, which is not suitable for processing big number (i.e.,
batches of thousands of images)
3.	VisualMagick: Somewhat basic. Limited options. Suitable for smaller
jobs.
4.	Photoshop: Has this feature, but with very limited options for
output formats and naming schemes. Would say it also suitable for
smaller batches.

Thanks and wishing you all the best….

Excellent. Very complete and prompt!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks

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Simple question, simple answer.  Who could ask for more?

Thank you seizer for your help. I don't believe we've met before now.
I have lots of stuff if you're interested. I'll work with you on
endless questions if you're game.

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Could not download your exe from the link, but I manually read the
values using DEBUG and got 42,42,0 just like you did on a VGA machine
under real DOS.

My only guess is that this pallette is used for text emulation under
graphics modes and not for actual text modes.

I guess I'll just try to find a match for brown using a color detector
and plugging a screen back and forth.

Oh well, let me know if you think of anyother way. Thanks.

Great answer, prompt, relevant, and complete.

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