DocTGA is a Windows program for use with the Targa+ display adapter from
Truevision. This is a Win16 application for use under Win3.1 and Win95
DocTGA allows grabbing from video, and clipboard operations
between the Targa+ and other Windows applications. Global hotkeys assist
in Targa+ operations so that cut and paste operations may be performed
without leaving other applications.
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Anti-aliased fonts are useful in eliminating the 'jaggies' associated with
most display fonts. BeautiFonts is a 'programmers font engine'
and overcomes these jaggies by 'smoothing' the edges of characters using
color gradations to produce its fine results.
In the BeautiFonts image above, note how smooth the edges of the fonts are (although results may vary depending on your WWW viewer and display resolution). Also note that the engine supports backgrounds, here the transparent blue area, along with transparent drop-shadows and text. Here's a demo in 640x480 pixel res to show how tiny readable text can be: For the Win16 demo DLL, including sample application source code in C and VB, Click here. [BFDEMO.ZIP 334K] |
1988-2000 Independent Software Developer and Consultant. Much of my Multi-Media work is done together with Keysoft Inc., a custom programming and consulting firm. During this time, I successfully completed a number of multi-media project on-time and within budget. Past projects have been for companies that include Ford Motor, multiple GM divisions, and Masco. 1986-1988 Micro-Computer Programming Specialist. (On contract to Ford Motor Company) Computer Horizons. Troy, MI. Responsible for the design and specification of a program to allow PC's access to their world-wide CAD data network based on Prime mainframes. 1985-1986 Management Engineer. Western Digital. Santa Ana, CA. Responsible for re-building an incomplete set of master firmware chips for all products, and also for implementing vendor quality control procedures. 1984-1985 Hardware Engineering Robert Abel and Associates. Hollywood, CA. Responsible for the repair, maintenance, modification and (some) design of in-house custom equipment. This includes mini-computer, 35mm motion-control camera systems, and a 35mm computer animation film recorder. EDUCATION: I have an Associates Degree from Macomb Community College in Warren, MI. My greatest education has come from the people I have worked with. PUBLISHED (RETAIL) SOFTWARE: In 1989 'Opticks' was published by Incognito Software in Westland, Michigan. I wrote Opticks using event-driven techniques and a graphical user interface. Opticks is a raster graphics program for simulating illumination in 3D imaging. |
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