The Complete Image v3.11 - Read.Me Document.

Thank you for taking interest in The Complete Image!

The files should all be located in the same directory, and that
directory should be placed in your PATH.  However, I understand that
another path entry can sometimes make a path too long for DOS to
handle, so, CImage was written to look for all of it's files in the
current directory, and if not there, then in the directory where the
executable file is located.  CImage will NOT search the path for it's
files.  (See the file CIMAGE.DOC for more information)

If you simply create a batch file to run cimage and put it into a
directory that is in your path, CImage will find everything it needs. 

A batch file might look like this:

@ECHO OFF
C:\CIMAGE\CIMAGE

This will directly run CImage from the CIMAGE directory located on drive C:.

This file has been included for you.  You may need to change it to run CImage
from another drive or directory.  Once this is done, simply copy this batch
file and the DOS4GW.EXE file to a directory that is already in your path,
and you're off and running!

Have fun, and again, thanks for supporting CImage and the ASP!

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KNOWN BUGS:

1.  During testing, CImage kicked out with an exception error after doing a
    3x3 convolution.  Unfortunately, this problem has not risen to the surface
    since.  Therefore, there is no way to fix the problem.  If you run across
    it, my apologies.  If you are able to find a way to re-produce the problem
    after a set list of steps, and can re-produce it without fail, please con-
    tact me.  The first 5 people to do so will receive free registrations.

2.  Vesa Support:
    I have many video cards.  My 24-bit card is a Diamond Speed Star
    24x.  I do not recommend this card. Unfortunately, I can't seem to
    get my hands on a version of the VESA driver that handles the 640x480
    24-bit mode.  It handles all the hi-color modes just fine.  But, I
    don't know if CImage will work on a 24-bit card or not.  If you run
    across a mode that you can't seem to get CImage to work with properly
    through the VESA standard, just give me a call.  I can have a new
    version out to you in a few days, and the registration is on me. 
    This is, of course, assuming that I can get my hands on the card and
    it's VESA drivers in question.