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<CENTER><H1>gifburst</H1></CENTER>

The gifburst program takes a named GIF file and breaks it into equal-sized
tiles.  This is useful if a GIF is too large for your viewer, so you have 
to look at it in sections.<P>

<H1>Usage:</H1>

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gifburst [-s n] [-p b] gif-file
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<H1>Memory required:</H1>

Proportional to the size of the largest pasted image.

<H1>Options:</H1>

<DT> [-s nnn]
<DD> Specify the number of pieces.  Valid values are presently 4 (2x2)
   and 6 (2x3).  Default is 4.

<DT> [-p nnn]
<DD> Specify the number of pixels of overlap between interior boundaries
   of pieces.  Default 20.

<H1>Note:</H1>

The gifburst program is written on Perl, using the C utilities.  You must have 
both the giflib utilities and Perl installed to run it.<P>

<H1>Author:</H1>

Eric S. Raymond &lt;esr@snark.thyrsus.com&gt;<P>

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<ADDRESS>Eric S. Raymond <A HREF="mailto:esr@thyrsus.com">&lt;esr@snark.thyrsus.com&gt;</A></ADDRESS>
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