I think the documentation is as good or better than others I've seen, so I
wouldn't worry about it.  I noticed two typos though, and possibly a couple
other things to think of changing but it's so minor it's not worth mentioning...
however I will anyhow, as follows:

An animation of the MPEG-1 type can be made starting from a series of
uncompressed TGA images using the encoding* {was compression} utility CMPEG.

---snip---

C.
You have to input the various filenames (complete paths) that take part in the
process of encoding.* {colon to period} The 3 files named* {was names} above:*
{semicolon to colon}
 the frame list* {removed semicolon}  --   8.3 type filename
 the batch file* {removed semicolon}   --   8.3 type filename
 the mpg file* {removed period}     --   8.3 type filename

D.
The various *options {was opions} that are required or necessary for CMPEG must
then be
chosen:
 textual output v
 cost function d
 block matching m
 frame rate  f
 Xing compression x* {removed the period}
For details see Eckart's documentation. These options are easily set in the
WFE; the defaults are good starting values.

---snipped again---

See? Nothing hardly at all.  The readablity and understandability seemed fine
enough besides.
A trial run of the WFE CMPG went flawlessly.  Thanks once again.

Bob

"Sander" <san### [at] stolscom> wrote in message news:38af0bf3@news.povray.org...
| The new version of the CMPG frontend for CMPEG :
|
| - handles long file names;
| - the batch file can be edited;
| - now also has the Xing option;
| - and has a doc added.
|
| It is located at http://stols.net .
| Since english is not my 1st language, I am prepared to accept your help to
| make the doc readable :-)
|
| --
| Regards,
| Sander
|
|
|
|

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