This small utility will perform what is known as 'Block analysed image
quantization'
This basically means that complex sections of digitized images will be left
alone with the
less complex sections (smooth shades and similar intensities) quantized.  The
final file size
of an image will be in the region of 8k-10k in most cases with little quality
loss.  The
compression level is determined by the user.
Furthermore the program can decompress or view the compressed image data making
it ideal for
slideshow disks.
It can currently only work on greyscale images.  Read the full documentation
included for
more details.
It is coded in 100 percent assembler, will run on any Amiga system and can
compress and
decompress in seconds on a 68000 7Mhz based Amiga system

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 4390    9348  47.0% -lh5- 3f6d Oct 24  1992 BImageQuantizer
[generic]                 4193   10656  39.3% -lh5- edfb Oct 24  1992 BImageQuantizer.TXT
[generic]                 6212    7986  77.8% -lh5- da60 Oct 24  1992 TestImage.BIQ
[generic]                22539   41076  54.9% -lh5- 789e Oct 24  1992 TestImage.iff
[generic]                21569   40960  52.7% -lh5- 08f0 Oct 24  1992 TestImage.raw
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 Total         5 files   58903  110026  53.5%            Jun  8  1999