Roydea6 Posted February 13, 2018 Share Posted February 13, 2018 I have some pictures of a program call Projectr.xex, and was hoping for any information that anyone might have.. Also a MyDos atr with projetr.xex to test its use. projectr.xex AtMyDos.atr Don't understand the language and was hoping for a translation. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+CharlieChaplin Posted February 13, 2018 Share Posted February 13, 2018 (edited) I also do not understand the polish language. But here is what I found out while using the program so far. The Projector is a gfx viewer for various gfx formats. It starts with an intro and a polish manual. When "Wczytac Intro ?" appears you can press "T" (tak=yes) to load the intro and N (nie=no) to skip the intro and go directly to the viewer. Think I created a shorter version without the intro part (length approx. 50 sectors), but one still has to press the "N" key to load the viewer - someone else can do this better I guess... The Projector can display gfx in the following formats: Gr. 9+11 (APP, APC, AP3, ILC; where APC is Apac format with 62 sectors, ILC is interlaced Gr. 9+11 with 123 or 124 sectors, APP is afaik the same as AP2 or the dutch Paint 256 format with 62 sectors and AP3 is either compressed Apac or compressed APP/AP2/dutch Paint 256) Gr.8 (standard 320x192 b+w picture) HIP (30 greyscales only or 30 luminances of one colour, e.g. 30 greens or 30 blues, etc.) MIC (standard Gr. 15, with 62 sectors, 7684 bytes, 4 colours) PIC (Gr. 15 compressed Koala/Micro-Illustrator, 4 colours) PLM (plama, afaik another 256 colour format) RGB (RLE-compressed R,G,B pics from Colourview, Apacview or Jview; can be Gr. 8 RGB, Gr. 15 RGB or Gr. 9 RGB) Press ESC to leave the intro and go to the viewer. In the viewer move the pointer/arrow with a joystick to DIR to display the directory, tag one or more pictures and press Return or firebutton to load+display them; press Spacebar or firebutton to load the next picture, press ESC for the menu and Q to quit. Thinks thats all the important stuff. ANIME01.ATR Edited February 13, 2018 by CharlieChaplin 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmccorm Posted February 14, 2018 Share Posted February 14, 2018 Don't understand the language and was hoping for a translation. I don't either, but I managed a translation. I'll tell you how. I pulled the program up in Altirra, then I hit System -> Video -> Enhanced Text (Hardware Intercept). Actually, that may not have been necessary, but I cut and paste a screen at a time into notepad, and then corrected the special international character sets which were usually replaced by a "." in the middle of words. I then pasted into Google Translate, and we have this... Do not touch the key [down arrow]. "Graphics Projector" is universal. graphic browser for graphics. It displays the drawing in twelve formats, but already. now working on adding next ones. My idea is to create the best "combine" graphic at Atark .. Nothing is listed on all formats, which reads "GP", their author, and methods of recognizing them by the program: .APP, .AP3, .ILC, .APC - MACIOO. /A.R./FTH (extension in the name) .GR8.- Drawing in GRAPHICS 8 (long-term ... $ 1E00) In this mode, INVERSE inverts the colors, and CAPS turns on mode 9 GTIA .HIP.- MAYONEZ / COBRA (extension in the name, first two bytes "[iNVERSE RIGHT TRIANGLE] [iNVERSE RIGHT TRIANGLE]" and the third one $10) .HIP. LBS / TAQUART (extension in the name) The above logo is displayed in this technique. .INT.- MAYONEZ and CHRIS / COBRA (first six bytes in "INT95a") .MIC - BLAZING PADDLES and XL-ART format (long-term ... $ 1E04) .PIC.- KOALI format, Steven Dompier and Robert Leyland / ISLAND GRAPHICS CORP. (first four bytes "[iNVERSE RIGHT TRIANGLE] [iNVERSE HEART][iNVERSE I][iNVERSE G]") I have included PIC v2 Hermes and here comments in the headline. .PLM.- AB-Soft (Spot 256) (extension in the name) .RGB.- Clay Halliwell / LONERSOFT (first four bytes "RGB1") The program's support is moronic straight. After starting the program, pressing appropriate buttons on the screen, we turn on what we want. You can do it a joystick connected to the first port, Amiga mouse. (port 2) or keyboard. CAPS extinguishes all highlighted names in directory, and INVERSE reverses the backlight. These two functions, combined with the possibilities. any form of the directory mask (M key), allows you to operate "GP" keyboard only. At the moment, the user interface is not so "super friendly" yet, but Inna will still work on it the matter is that the "GP" is a bad thing reminds "DISKCOPY". Well, I like it this style (yet ...). During the projection - the space changes drawing on the next, and ESC returns to the menu. "Graphics Projector" is a program -POSTCARDWARE-, which means, my dears, that it can be copied. at will, but if you want to use it, send me the viewer from your city. Approx ? Okay. Tradition, let traditionally at the end of this type of texts, put your greetings (traditionally traditional): -Dark Phoenix /A.R. -Dracon / TQA / USG -Macioo. /A.R./FTH -Vasco -Remik Kowalczyk -Mr.MB / ANGEL -Dudikov / I.A. -Marek Turowski -Joy /M.E.C. -Zoltar X JACOB ----- 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Roydea6 Posted February 14, 2018 Author Share Posted February 14, 2018 I also do not understand the polish language. But here is what I found out while using the program so far. The Projector is a gfx viewer for various gfx formats. It starts with an intro and a polish manual. When "Wczytac Intro ?" appears you can press "T" (tak=yes) to load the intro and N (nie=no) to skip the intro and go directly to the viewer. Think I created a shorter version without the intro part (length approx. 50 sectors), but one still has to press the "N" key to load the viewer - someone else can do this better I guess... Thank you for the RGB files to view.. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmccorm Posted February 14, 2018 Share Posted February 14, 2018 (edited) What I picked up most from the instructions: M = Enter Directory Mask (default: "D1:*.*") [...followed by the next line...] D = Display files in Directory Mask [iNVERSE] = Select all files [CAPS] = Clear all files Everything else is pretty much as labeled. The odd thing I saw was this additional instruction while viewing an image In this mode, INVERSE inverts the colors,and CAPS turns on mode 9 GTIA I couldn't tell for sure if they were talking about .GR8 files or .HIP files. I'm going to guess that they had a line about .GR9 files but it accidentally got cut? Quite an excellent program! If they were still developing it, my only suggestion would be to allow the arrow keys on the keyboard to navigate and select/unselect individual files. EDIT: I viewed a Graph2Font image by converting it to .MIC format first. That worked well. But large directories don't, because I can't find a way to scroll to the "next screen" of files. This was not a typical problem back in the day, having too many images in one directory. Edited February 14, 2018 by jmccorm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Roydea6 Posted February 14, 2018 Author Share Posted February 14, 2018 I don't either, but I managed a translation. I'll tell you how. I pulled the program up in Altirra, then I hit System -> Video -> Enhanced Text (Hardware Intercept). Actually, that may not have been necessary, but I cut and paste a screen at a time into notepad, and then corrected the special international character sets which were usually replaced by a "." in the middle of words. I then pasted into Google Translate, and we have this... @jmccorm Thank you for the translation and info on how to do it. This program is one I copied from the ATR you uploaded in another thread. I really enjoy working with other peoples Graphics programs. I modified one basic graphics program to view PIC files but it doesn't do the TYPE 2 Koala graphics very well, but any way I modified it so I view the PIC files from my Side2 and U1M Atari 800XL Hard drive partition.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmccorm Posted February 14, 2018 Share Posted February 14, 2018 (edited) @jmccorm Thank you for the translation and info on how to do it. This program is one I copied from the ATR you uploaded in another thread. I really enjoy working with other peoples Graphics programs. I modified one basic graphics program to view PIC files but it doesn't do the TYPE 2 Koala graphics very well, but any way I modified it so I view the PIC files from my Side2 and U1M Atari 800XL Hard drive partition.. Someone in the room said: "You know nothing of this ATR to which rdea6 speaks." Okay. I'll just accept that and move on. You've got good taste in software, because this is probably the best viewer that I've seen so far. I'd like to thank you for drawing attention to it! All the supported image formats? Awesome. But it bills itself as only version 0.01?! I'm hoping that you got the attention of one of our Polish friends and they can lead you to a newer version, or a vintage author who is happy to have appreciative fans! UPDATE: Author is Jarek Kucisz or possibly Jarosław Kucisz. Do you think you're going to be able to do any significant enhancement on this unknown binary with no source? Because if you do, I'll be rooting for you! Edited February 14, 2018 by jmccorm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmccorm Posted February 14, 2018 Share Posted February 14, 2018 I also do not understand the polish language. But here is what I found out while using the program so far.... As it turns out, you were promoting this software as far back as eight years ago! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gozar Posted February 16, 2018 Share Posted February 16, 2018 I don't either, but I managed a translation. I'll tell you how. I pulled the program up in Altirra, then I hit System -> Video -> Enhanced Text (Hardware Intercept). Actually, that may not have been necessary, but I cut and paste a screen at a time into notepad, and then corrected the special international character sets which were usually replaced by a "." in the middle of words. I then pasted into Google Translate, and we have this... The program's support is moronic straight. I love this translation. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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