GLMake
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GLMake is a command line tool that was included with the 
GLPro software package.   GLMake can extract files from 
a GL library file, or add files to create a new GL file.  
This is useful if you want to extract the TXT script file 
in order to make modifications, then create a new GL file.  

GLPro superceded GRASP, building upon GRASP by adding extra
file types, script commands, and file resolutions that could 
be stored in a GL library file.  Originally GRASP was limited 
to only these file types:

.txt - The script file, which tells the viewer how to display.
.pic - A "PC Paint" program image (CGA only).
.clp - A "PC Paint" program image without a colour map.
.set or .fnt - A "font" file containing character glyphs.

Later versions of GRASP allowed higher resolutions (up to SVGA 
1024x768), and the ability to include PCX (PC Paintbrush) and 
GIF files.  


Typical extraction command syntax = 
	glmake /a <library>.gl

(tip: put GLMake and the GL file into an empty directory, 
	because when you extract, all the extracted files 
	will be dumped into this directory with them).


Typical build command syntax = 
	glmake /u <library>.gl <filename1> <filename2> <...>

(tip: you can use wildcards for the filenames you wish to 
	include in the GL file [i.e. "*.gif"], rather than 
	specifying each individual included file by name).  


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File = GLMAKE.zip


Also included is the manual from the first GRASP software 
package (version 1.10c), a ReadMe file from version 3.5, 
and a summary of the GRASP commands.  


"Fonts.zip" contains FNT and SET files useable by GRASP.