lbm viewer

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 2:15 am

does anyone know where i can dload the lbm viewer?

MindSpy

Alby · Post by **Alby** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 3:57 am

Originally posted by MindSpy:
does anyone know where i can dload the lbm viewer?

MindSpy

go here to Steel Lightning
http://slightning.thegamers.net/whatsnew.html

Look under sp2 or 3 accesories, youll find an lbm viewer there, also some good lbms for sp2 and 3

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 3:59 am

YEEHA

Gotta love the Matrix

Thanks Alby much appreciated.

MindSpy

Alby · Post by **Alby** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 4:01 am

Originally posted by MindSpy:
YEEHA

Gotta love the Matrix

Thanks Alby much appreciated.

MindSpy

Anytime my good man!!
Steel Lightning used to be my first stop on the net!! In fact thats where I first heard about spwaw

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 5:58 am

Gee I`m having a horrible time locating the LBM viewer/editor

Any precise directions would be appreciated!

MindSpy

skukko · Post by **skukko** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 11:36 am

post the address here, I've been looking for it also, but never had enough time. (I'll have to play )

Ain't this funny: I definatly don't need all the finetuners that guys have done to this game, but I'll have to have them all, just in case...

mosh

Don Doom · Post by **Don Doom** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 9:42 pm

"This page was once the site of the premier leader in Steel Panthers I, II, and III support from 1995-2000. Our extensive, talented staff was responsible for many of the custom add-ons for SP1, and the SP3 conversion to Steel Panthers: Squad Leader which was the launching point for Steel Panthers: World at War. A host of talented volunteers were on site including Mike Amos, George Grasse, Kevin Greer, Jon Johnson, Stuart Millis, Bryan Melvin, Patrick Siebelink, and Michael Wood.

We thank David Heath and Wild Bill Wilder for all the tremendous support over the years and to David Heath and TGN for hosting the site. We especially thank the thousands of fans that have supported our efforts and made us so successful.

Steel Lightning was created by Scott Grasse in 1995. Maintenance on the site was stopped in the spring of 2000 during the final months of production of SPWAW. The site officially shut down on January 12, 2001."

The above was posted on the steel lighting site, looks like we will not be able to get the IBM viewer anymore!

Doom

Warhorse · Post by **Warhorse** » Wed Feb 07, 2001 10:02 pm

MindSpy, what are you trying to do, just view them, or what? I have Paintshop Pro 6, and it will view them, don't know if that helps or not?! You can get a shareware version of this, I believe, would do the trick. View something like 36 different image formats.

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Mike Amos
Meine Ehre Heisst Treue

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Thu Feb 08, 2001 3:11 am

Originally posted by Warhorse:
MindSpy, what are you trying to do, just view them, or what? I have Paintshop Pro 6, and it will view them, don't know if that helps or not?! You can get a shareware version of this, I believe, would do the trick. View something like 36 different image formats.

Good Idea.
I haven't checked Tucows in awhile!

MindSpy

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Thu Feb 08, 2001 4:19 am

Originally posted by MindSpy:

Good Idea.
I haven't checked Tucows in awhile!

MindSpy

MindSPy:I was looking to use an editor ...
however, I was unable to find an LBM viewer/editor in TUCOWS. A site for freeware.

Particularly one that would fit on a diskette.

I did receive this message though from
the Wargamer though ...

Ivan Bajlo
ICQ #31946242

Editor of The Wargamer's Steel Panthers and TOAW sections
The Wargamer at http://www.wargamer.com/

Croatian STEEL PANTHERS site http://www.inet.hr/steelpanthers/
Croatian scenarios, LBM and SHP graphics...

ACDSeev 2.4+ works nicely http://www.acdsystems.com/english/products/

Also in Paint Shop Pro 5.0+ you can both view and edit LBM's

Thank You Kindly

all.

MindSpy

Alby · Post by **Alby** » Thu Feb 08, 2001 5:14 am

Originally posted by Alby:

Originally posted by MindSpy:
Gee I`m having a horrible time locating the LBM viewer/editor

Any precise directions would be appreciated!

MindSpy

Man My bad mindspy, looks like that site has changed dramatically, in fact it looks shut down, too bad, was a great site. I still have the viewer in a zipfile, only 285k.
its called iview266(infraview?) anyway i can email it to ya if you like, just let me know...
Alby

Alby · Post by **Alby** » Sat Feb 10, 2001 6:27 am

Hey dude, did that thing work for ya that I sent???

Securitas · Post by **Securitas** » Sat Feb 10, 2001 6:36 am

Irfanview is still available, and is now much better than before. Go to
http://www.irfanview.com/

and you can get a copy there. It opens LBM files and a lot of other things as well. Really handy, and its freeware.

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Securitas
_________________________
88 is a really nice number

Alby · Post by **Alby** » Sat Feb 10, 2001 8:02 am

Originally posted by Securitas:
Irfanview is still available, and is now much better than before. Go to
http://www.irfanview.com/

and you can get a copy there. It opens LBM files and a lot of other things as well. Really handy, and its freeware.

Thats the one i sent him
has it been recently improved?

skukko · Post by **skukko** » Mon Feb 12, 2001 9:12 pm

Hmh .. so close I had it... I must be blind..
PS6 ->noway, I mean I am blind..must be this gaming all night long stuff..

mosh

MindSpy · Post by **MindSpy** » Wed Feb 14, 2001 1:13 am

Thank you (also from the DEUL)
for all the info on LBM viewers for free.

The solution MindSpy and theDEUL are using is to just dload Analog screen/window capture for free from Tucows!
Then using the unregistered version sent to us ArtGem or the free software program from Tucows IRFAN (note only used this IRFAN program to open files as once set to be the opening program many problems occurred prompting a visit to the registry to edit it away near as we could figure when IRFAN was set as the dominant program to recognize image files : saving files then went screwy
somehow the IRFAN program could not save image files without causing them to be unviewable by Win98 inherent programs!)

a screen capture was made of the LBM files
Then all the icons were made in bmp paintmode.

AA Zz

DEUL