Steve Lake <steve.lake <at> raiden.net> writes: > Yeah, I'm seeing that too. Any ideas on how to do that? For now > I've been falling back on a procmail hack to toss all messages with > images embedded in the HTML of the message into their own folder.
I just wrote a little program which - examinates GIF animation files - detects the left and top offsets and the delay times - calls gifasm to extract the single pictures - calls giftopnm to convert the single pictures - creates one PNM file according to the global width and height - copies all the extracted PNM pictures into the big file according to the detected offsets - stops working when the delay time of the current picture is much bigger than the previous delay times - saves the big PNM file This PNM file looks exactly like the animation after it has finished moving, and can be passed to GOCR with a good result. Paul Lenz
