That's an INTERESTING approach! Not very efficient...

Thanks!

Harold


> Harold,
> it's a bit out there, but you could technically generate the HTML to
> have a 220x176 pixel table, with 1x1 pixel cells. Then just fill in
> the background color based on what that pixel of the image is. But
> alas, you won't be able to do much with it after that other than look
> at it.
> Regards,
> - Marcel
>
> On Dec 13, 2007 12:09 PM, Harold Hallikainen <harold@hallikainen.org>
> wrote:
>> Thanks for the ideas thus far! I'm now thinking that it'd be easier to
>> send the image as a bmp with run length encoding. I've found
>> specifications for the format, but no C code that would take a bunch of
>> 8
>> bit monochrome pixel values and turn it into a bmp. While searching
>> around, I found a VERY EASY to deal with image format that can be read
>> by
>> Firefox. That format is XBM. It's only one bit per pixel, though.
>> There's
>> XPM which uses a color table, but it doesn't look like browsers know
>> what
>> to do with it. So, I guess I'll see if I can write some C30 code to take
>> a
>> 220x176 8 bit per pixel image and spew it out as a bmp.
>>
>> Harold
>>
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