VIEWPIC basically allows you to clip out a portion of the picture you
just captured.  Again, like CAPTURE, it's homebrew, and not ready for
release.

After running VIEWPIC, it will immediately prompt you for the pointer value.
Use a value that you think is not used in the whole picture.  Generally, 255,
254, or 253 will work.  Then, it will ask you for the three color components
of the pointer.  Generally, either complete white (63, 63, 63, if your picture
is in a dark background), or complete dark (0,0,0, if it is in a bright
background) will do.  Once this has been done, the program will automatically
load up the picture you captured (given that you copied both PICTURE.PAL and
PICTURE.DAT into the directory).

Now, at the very upper left hand corner, you will see a "dot".  This is the
pointer that you just defined, and you can move around with it.  Move this
to the upper left hand corner of the section you want to clip, and press
"T".  Then, move it to the bottom right hand corner, and press "B".  The
program will then automatically copy that portion of the screen onto a binary
file (GRAPH.PIC) and information about it onto another (GRAPH.INF).  Take this
and run FIXPAL.