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This application was created as a way to quickly send email
to individuals without having to launch a fat email client.
The main interface accepts dropped files and determines
MIME types by querying the system registry. It also has
the ability to email directly from the clipboard. At
this time it can only email image and text data stored
on the clipboard. Text data is converted to plain ASCII
text and appended to the mail message; image data is
converted to a jpeg (using the supplied quality setting),
and mailed as an attachment. Frequently used mail addresses
are stored in an adressbook for convience.
When I first saw Darrick Brown's LED java app my jaw dropped.
The first thing out of my mouth was "I didn't know you could do
that". I quickly put it up on my home page. I wanted my sign
to stand out. Darrick had the forethought to allow the user of
his app to create custom fonts for the LED display. So I created
my first font using a windows paint program and an application
that converted .gif files to .xpm files. This worked but wasn't
the ideal situation. It took some time just to create one font.
I wanted to be able to click on a TrueType font and save it as a
LED font file. Easier said then done, I know a heck of a lot more
about fonts and bitmaps now than I would ever want to know. In the
end I had a simple Windows interface that allowed you to click on
a TrueType font and save it as an LED font.
This little program was written to be a quick and dirty app
to help me convert between HEX RGB values and decimal RGB
values as well as to choose colors and make sure they are
browser color-safe.
It is not very fancy but it is very small (about 64k),and
it gets the job done. I have not included a install utility
or a help file because I think the size and simplicity of
the application do not warrant it.