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GifRSize
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Program to resize image size by integer factor, using bits deleting (scaling
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down) and bits duplication (scaling up).
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Usage:
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Usage: GifRSize [-q] [-S X Y] [-s Scale] [-x XScale] [-y YScale] [-h] GifFile
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If no GifFile is given, GifRSize will try to read stdin for GIF file.
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Memory required:
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Line.
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Options:
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--------
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1. [-q] : quite mode. Default off on MSDOS, on on unix. Controls printout
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of running scan lines. Use -q- to turn off.
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2. [-S X Y] : specifies the exact screen dimension of the output GIF.
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2. [-s Scale] : Set scaling factor for both x & y direction to Scale.
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Default is 0.5. Note this is a floating point number.
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3. [-x XScale] : Set scaling factor for x direction to Scale. Default is 0.5.
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Note this is a floating point number.
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4. [-y YScale] : Set scaling factor for y direction to Scale. Default is 0.5.
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Note this is a floating point number.
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7. [-h] : print one command line help, similar to Usage above.
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