RGBEDIT.EXE				Juha Petj, Helsinki, 1991
v1.0					NTL01::PETAJA
					petaja@kiloapo.tele.nokia.fi
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Purpose:

	RGBEDIT was created, part as an exercise, part as a serious tool
	for creating custom RGB palette definitions to C programs.
	By using appropriate save option you can create ready-to-use
	palette definitions for _remappalette( COLOR1 ) (MSC) or
	setrgbpalette( COLOR1 ) (TurboC). Just #include saved palette
	file in your code, and use COLOR0-COLOR15 definitions.I assume 
	Turbo Pascal has one close to that of TurboC's.
  
Commandline:

	RGBEDIT [PALETTE.EXT] [/S] [/R] [/H]
	
	Where palette to loaded can be specified by including it's name.
	Note: RGBEDIT does not expect to find any specific extension.
	
	/S load palette from file specified,to set it to be current palette, 
	   and exit immediately.  

	/R read palette from palette registers, rather than use default, 
	   DOS palette. When option /R is used no other arguments are expected.

	/H Displays help screen and Exits immediately.

Keys:	G ..	Save palette. (MS Format)
	B ..    Save palette. (Borland Format)
	S ..	Save palette. (Internal format) to be used with /S
	Q ..	Quit.
	E ..	Exit and set palette.
	I ..	Increase step.
	D ..	Decrease step.
	<-> ..	Decrease current value by step.
	<+> ..	Increase current value by step.
	<UP> ..	Next component of this color.
	<DOWN>  Previous component of this color.
	<LEFT>	Next color to the left.
	<RIGHT> Next color to the right.
	
About Hardware:

	Since only adapters which can use VGA type 24 bit palettes,
	are VGA adapter(s), and XGA. That is What RGBEDIT expects to
	find.
	
	RGBEDIT was written and tested using Mikro Mikko 4TT 336, and
	Microsoft C 6.0.
	
Authors comments:

	To my knowledge there are number of programs which perform the
	same task, (more of less). To name few NCC by Peter Norton,
	and PRISM which was published in PC MAGAZINE. 
	
	However, NCC does not allow you to tap on the 24 bit palette, but 
	the traditional EGA style, 6 bit palette.
	
	PRISM works on the 24 bit palette, but only on text mode, and
	does not produce ASCII readable palettes. 

About warranties and such:

	RGBEDIT is copyrighted piece of software and distributed free,
	(If you find it worth using, that is the best contribution I
	 can get). Then again, I accept no liabilities offer no warranties
	either.

RGBEDIT's shortcomings:

	No filename cheking is included.
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