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Gif format..

fail sebelum ini dlm format .jpg.. banyaknya koleksi..
hendak diubahsuai ke format .gif 1 per 1 pasti ambil masa yg pjg..
maka "Advanced Batch Converter™ v.3.9 for Windows® 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP" jadi pembantu..
memudahkan tugas harian..


KLIK..

info :
1 bit (B/W)
2 bit (4 colors)
3 bit (8 colors)
4 bit (16 colors)
5 bit (32 colors)
6 bit (64 colors)
7 bit (128 colors)
8 bit (256 colors)

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