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GRAP AUG90 GEMCAP NATURAL CAPTURE
FILES: gemcap40.sdn

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GEMCAP.COM is  a  Terminate  and  Stay Resident (TSR) program
that captures screen images from other  programs.   It  saves
these images in separate GEM .IMG files.  In the case of text
based screens, the text is converted to a bitmap.  The GEM
.IMG graphic file format is one  of  the  several  "standard"
formats  that  many other programs can read.  The primary use
of GEMCAP  is  to  incorporate  screen  images  into  desktop
publishing documents.  Both Ventura Publisher and WordPerfect
version 5.0 (and 5.1) can read GEM .IMG format.

GEMCAP supports  a  variety of display adapters and different
display modes:

Monochrome   Standard IBM monochrome display adapters support
             text modes only.  GEMCAP  will capture text mode
             displays and  convert them to bitmap  files.  To
             use the  resulting .IMG files, however  you must
             have  some  type  of display  adapter  that  can
             display graphics.

     CGA          On IBM  Color Graphics Adapters  (CGA), the
                  high resolution  640 by 200 pixel  (mode 6)
                  is  supported in  addition  to the  various
                  text modes.

     EGA          GEMCAP can capture EGA 640  by 350 pixel 16
                  color (mode 10h) graphics screens.

     VGA          GEMCAP can capture VGA 640  by 480 pixel 16
                  color (mode 12h) graphics screens.

     Hercules     GEMCAP will  not work on  Hercules displays
                  in  graphics mode.   It  will capture  text
                  mode screens  from Hercules.   You can  use
                  your desktop publishing program  to use the
                  resulting  GEM  .IMG  files  with  Hercules
                  displays.

On EGA and VGA displays in text mode,  GEMCAP  uses  the  RAM
resident  font to convert the screen to a bitmap.  This means
that the resulting bitmap represents the captured text screen
exactly as it appears on the  screen,  even  if  the  program
loads a specialized font.

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