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Grab II

Author Christopher Bazley Licence GNU General Public Licence Rating No rating yetNo rating yetNo rating yetNo rating yetNo rating yet
Version 1.17, 16th September 2005 URLs Homepage, Download (30 KB)

Introduction

Allows the contents of the Wimp sprite pools or window tool sprites to be saved to file.

Latest Changes

Updated ResFind (improved support for truncated country names & long paths). No longer requires the new (C99, APCS-32) shared C library or a version of the floating point emulator that supports LFM/SFM instructions.

Details

I nicked the application sprites from David Thomas's 1992-vintage application (which looks very dated) and wrote this replacement.
Improvements: The current window tool sprites can also be grabbed, direct data transfer to other applications is supported, the user interface is style-guide compliant and we don't rely on the ancient InterfaceManager module (presumably not 32-bit compatible).

RISC OS Compatibility

RISC OS 2no RISC OS 3.1xyes RISC OS 3.5yes
RISC OS 3.6yes RISC OS 3.7xyes RISC OS 4.0xyes
Select 1i9 (4.29)unknown Select 2i3 (4.33)unknown Select 3i3 (4.37)yes
Select 3i4/Adjust 1i2 (4.39)yes RISC OS 4.40unknown RISC OS 5.0xyes
RISC OS 5.1xyes      
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