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OS/2 PM Bitmap Magnifier - Magnifies 16x16 pixel section.
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OS/2 PM Bitmap Magnifier – Magnifies 16×16 pixel section.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
FATBITS.DLL 537 388 deflated
FATBITS.DOC 1506 835 deflated
FATBITS.EXE 6272 3436 deflated

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Contents of the FATBITS.DOC file


Fatbits - A pixel magnifier program for OS/2 Presentation Manager

By John Ridges

Invocation: START FATBITS [magnification factor]

To install, place FATBITS.EXE in your path, FATBITS.DLL in your libpath.


Fatbits is one of those mind bogglingly useful utility programs for people
writing PM software. (If you're not a PM programmer, it'll probably bore you
to tears). It magnifies a 16 by 16 pixel area of the screen centered around
the pointer and paints the giant pixels into a small, tastefully decorated
window. This can be indispensable when you want to see something right down
to the last pixel. The optional 'magnification factor' specifies the amount
of magnification and can be a number from 3 to 20. The default is 7.

This is a re-implementation of a Mac desk accessory that's been around since
day one. This one is a little better than the Mac version since, due to the
miracle of multi-tasking, you can leave it open and still continue to use
other programs while it runs.

For those of you that care, I hereby officially release the program into
the public domain. Fatbit's been pretty thoroughly tested and I'm willing
to bet what's left of my professional reputation that it's bug free. Of
course, legally, I make no guarantees about anything it might do to your
programs, data, hardware, or sanity. Hey, you get what you pay for.

Comments? Questions? Suggestions? Hate mail? You can contact me at Gilmore
/108 or Compuserve 72000,2057 (checked weekly).


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