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Converting the BMP:

Using BMP2EPA for Windows

   I'm going to use an older (freeware) version of BMP2EPA. It doesn't include some of the features that the new version does, but it works.

NOTE: The version I'm using (1.5) only works with Award 4.51 BIOSes, keep that in mind.


BMPtoEPA

   Now, we load up our BMP. If your pic is not up to spec, it'll let ya know. The file size for our 136x84 image should be 1742 bytes. Click on BMPtoEPA button to move it over to the editing window.

   Pick a color and paint! You'll probably notice that you can't paint each pixel separately. There's a grid you have to follow. Only one foreground colour per grid square. You may have to move certain parts of your pic to accommodate for the different colors you want to use. As you can see, we had to do it as well:

 


The original


Doesn't look too bad!


Finished!

   Once you have it the way you like, save the EPA.

Using BMP2EPA for DOS

   This is Award's utility. Usage: bmp2epa newpic.bmp newpic.epa


BMPtoEPA for DOS

   This one works just the same as the windows version, except you can't see the grid. When you're done painting, hit exit, then Y when it asks to save the EPA.


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