                   GRAPHICS FILES AND THE ELF90 COMPILER

   This directory contains an executable file for converting picture files
produced by the Lahey ELF90 compiler (and probably other Lahey compilers)
into standard form.

   The ELF90 compiler writes out a record #0 at the front of each picture file.
The supplied program reads in the Lahey file and writes it to another file,
omitting the record #0.  The resultant file is a standard PCX or TIFF file.

   Note that the executable file requires DOS to run.

   For reading in a PCX or TIFF file with the Lahey compiler, it is first
necessary to prepend the file with a record 0.  This prepend is a single
byte 'F5' Hex.

   Use the DOS command COPY /B REC0.TXT+name.PCX name.LAH
to prepend the byte.  (Substitute the actual file name in place of "name".)

   Note the use of the /B switch, which is necessary to ensure that all bytes
of the picture file are copied.  If the flag is omitted, the first data
byte that looks like end-of-file will terminate the copy, resulting in loss
of some of the picture file.  Furthermore, an end-of-file mark will be 
appended to the file.
