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img2xes converts image files into hexadecimal data files in the XES
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format. These hex files can be downloaded into the memory on an XS Board
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and displayed on a VGA monitor.
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img2xes requires a perl interpreter for its execution. You can get a
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free perl interpreter for Windows at www.activestate.com. You already
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have a perl interpreter if you are running linux, solaris or unix.
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img2xes requires the *netpbm* suite of image conversion programs in
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order to convert the various image file formats. You can get these from
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http://netpbm.sourceforge.net. Once installed, you need to place the
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*netpbm* directory in your path or store it directly in the
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$netpbm_bin_dir variable in img2xes.pl.
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You can test img2xes to see if it is working by executing the test_img2xes.cmd
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command file. The file that is created should match the one that is
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included in this archive.
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READ THE MANUAL PAGE FOR THIS PROGRAM FOR MORE INFORMATION AND EXAMPLES.
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Read the img2xes.pl Perl script for details on how the program works.
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