@4CREATING IFF FILES:
   ~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~ @5
   Mostly  all paint packages will save in IFF and most of us I think will
   have  a  copy of .... din din daaaa ..... Captain C a a v e m a a n !!!

   I  mean  DPAINT  ;-) Yes it is pretty out of date now compared to other
   paint and presentation packages, but we all use it, don't we ?

   Pictures can be in any resolution except AGA (A1200 / A4000) modes.

   These are not supported yet but maybe at a later date.  Who knows ?

   Please  note that the viewing area of the picture is restricted to NTSC
   size !    eg.    320 by 200 for low res or 640 by 200 for hi-res.

   This  is so the picture will fit inside the display area of DMC between
   the  top  info  bar  and the user panel.    You don't have to save your
   picture(s)  as  NTSC size.    In other words, only the first 200 pixels
   will be shown on screen.

   Just  load  the  example  pictures  into  your  paint  package for more
   details.     (They  contain full details on what to do, so load them in
   before you start to draw your own - it makes sense)

   @4Now  with  this #3GOLD @4release of DMC, you can also show Full-Screen IFF
   pics from the Index.

@3
   See the sections on the configuration files for more details on how to
   achieve this.

#5
   PLEASE  REMEMBER  -  NO  AGA  PICTURE FORMATS PLEASE AS DMC IS NOT YET
   COMPATIBLE WITH THEM ! 
@6
   I have not had the chance to fully test DMC with Overscan Pics or even
   Extra Half Bright, so please try not to use these formats.

   The pictures background colour will fill the entire screen, so you can
   create the illusion of Overscan (in a sense !)  Sorry about that one !

   Maybe  a future update will be fixed to deal with these.    HAM images
   should be fine.
   @1

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