G-Paint - Revision history

Morn at 14:27, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T14:27:33Z

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			[[File:Gpaint.png\|thumb\|256px\|GPaint toolbox]]

	'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Guenter Radestock\|Günter Radestock]].		'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Guenter Radestock\|Günter Radestock]].

Ythcal at 17:24, 7 August 2011

2011-08-07T17:24:57Z

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	'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Guenter Radestock\|Günter Radestock]].

	Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular [[Atari ST]] art package DEGAS.		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular [[Atari ST]] art package DEGAS.

Ythcal at 10:56, 7 August 2011

2011-08-07T10:56:46Z

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	'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package ~~Degas~~.		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular [[Atari ST]] art package DEGAS.

	GPaint was popular in both Germany and in the United Kingdom, where it was adopted gleefully by many [[PD libraries]].		GPaint was popular in both Germany and in the United Kingdom, where it was adopted gleefully by many [[PD libraries]].

Ythcal at 10:55, 7 August 2011

2011-08-07T10:55:33Z

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	GPaint (as known as G's Malprogramm) was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		'''GPaint''' (as known as '''G's Malprogramm''') was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.

Ythcal: name variation added as seen in German version

2011-08-07T09:21:07Z

name variation added as seen in German version

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	A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		GPaint (as known as G's Malprogramm) was a [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.

TFM at 14:27, 1 November 2010

2010-11-01T14:27:18Z

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	The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.		The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.

	[[Category:Applications]]		== Disc Images ==

			*[[Media:G-Paint&DesktopIcons.dsk‎‎\|TFM's G-Paint DSK file, local mirror]]

			[[Category:Applications]][[Category:Graphic]]

Nocash at 17:18, 3 April 2010

2010-04-03T17:18:25Z

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	A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex ~~Computersysteme#SP~~\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Expansions RAM card\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.

	GPaint was popular in both Germany and in the United Kingdom, where it was adopted gleefully by many [[PD libraries]].		GPaint was popular in both Germany and in the United Kingdom, where it was adopted gleefully by many [[PD libraries]].

Nocash: /* Features */

2010-04-03T17:15:16Z

Features

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	* Zoom mode		* Zoom mode
	* File compression (v2.0)		* File compression (v2.0)
	* Atari ST mouse support (v2.0)		* [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] support (v2.0)

	The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.		The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.

	[[Category:Applications]]		[[Category:Applications]]

ChaRleyTroniC at 18:39, 3 September 2006

2006-09-03T18:39:42Z

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	A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	~~It uses his~~ [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Computersysteme#SP\|Vortex RAM expansion]].		Two versions were available. GPaint 1.0 was 64k-compatible, whereas GPaint 2.0 required 128k, and could utilise Günter's [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Computersysteme#SP\|Vortex RAM expansion]]. Interestingly, v2.0 also had a screen layout reminiscent of the popular ST art package Degas.

	~~Special~~ features ~~are copying~~ from another picture~~, resizing or transforming of parts of~~ the picture~~, proportional fonts,~~ compression ~~with color information and~~ Atari-ST mouse support ~~with the adapter~~.		GPaint was popular in both Germany and in the United Kingdom, where it was adopted gleefully by many [[PD libraries]].

			== Features ==

			Unusual features included:

			* Large proportional fonts
			* Copying a section from another picture on disc
			* Saving colour information in 'hidden bytes' in the picture (removing the name for a separate .PAL file)
			* Zoom mode
			* File compression (v2.0)
			* Atari ST mouse support (v2.0)

	The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.		The software listing for version 2.0 was printed in the German magazine [[Schneider Magazin]] in issue 08/1988 as a utility for the also printed instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter of issue 07/1988.

	[[Category:Applications]]		[[Category:Applications]]

Prodatron at 18:15, 3 September 2006

2006-09-03T18:15:45Z

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	A [[~~Apps~~#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].		A [[Applications#Graphic_utilities\|graphic utility]] made by [[Günter Radestock]].

	It uses his [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Computersysteme#SP\|Vortex RAM expansion]].		It uses his [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] and the [[Vortex Computersysteme#SP\|Vortex RAM expansion]].