HTML Tag	Cmd Line Switch	Description
bmpFile=file.bmp¹	-F:file.bmp¹	Full name of .bmp¹ source file
ColorReduction=256	-R:256	Possible values: None No color reduction Mono Monochrome WGray Windows' 4 grayscale colors Gray 256 shades of gray W20 Windows' 20 color system palette WQuan Windows' 256 color palette Netscape Netscape's 216 color palette 256 Optimized 256 color palette 128 Optimized 128 color palette 64 Optimized 64 color palette 32 Optimized 32 color palette 16 Optimized 16 color palette 8 Optimized 8 color palette
Compression=LZW	-Z	Forces LZW compression, by default RLE is used.
Dithering=Floyd	-D:Floyd	Possible values: Nearest Nearest color no error diffusion Floyd Floyd-Steinberg method Burke Burke method JaJuNi Jarvis, Judice & Ninke method Sierra Sierra method Stuki Stuki method SteveArch Stevenson & Arche
Disposal=none Disposal=none,,leave,,	-DISP:none -DISP:none,,leave,,	Disposal Method for animated GIFs, values are: none, leave, background, previous Coma delimited to set individual frames.
FDelay=100 FDelay=100,,50,,,80	-FD:100 -FD:100,,50,,,80	Frame delay in milliseconds (Animated GIF) Coma delimited to set individual frames.
FList:file.bmp¹,..	-FList:file.bmp¹,..	Enables batch processing by specifying several source files coma separated. ie: file1.bmp¹,file2.bmp¹,..... Alternatively file.txt Where file.txt is a file holding the list of bitmap source filenames one per line. ie: \path\file1.bmp¹ \path\file2.bmp¹ . . etc.
Frames=file.bmp¹,..	-Frames:file.bmp¹,..	Specify several source files coma separated to be used for each frame in an animated GIF. ie: file1.bmp¹,file2.bmp¹,..... Alternatively file.txt Where file.txt is a file holding the list of bitmap source filenames one per line. ie: \path\file1.bmp¹ \path\file2.bmp¹ . . etc. Note: it is possible to specify a delay and a disposal for each frame by using the <FD=XXX> and the <DISP=XXXX> tag at the end of a filename. When not present the default value is used. ie: \path\file1.bmp<FD=250><DISP=previous>¹
Height=100	-H:100	Specifies the new height of the image. If the new width is not specified the width will be adjusted proportionaly to the new height to preserve the same aspect ratio. Note: specifying a value between 0 and 1 is interpreted as a percentage of the original size and both height and width will be adjusted. ie: -h:0.25  = 25% -h:0.75  = 75%
Interlaced=True	-I	Creates an interlaced image. Default is false.
Log=True	-Log	Allows the creation of a log file during execution for debugging.
Loops=0	-L:0	Specifies the number of loops for an animation. 0 means foreever.
TargetPath=path	-P:path	Specifies the new path for the output file. If not specified the output file is created in the same directory as the source file with the .gif extension. Note: when converting a single source file you can specify the full path and name of the GIF image file. (see demo.bat)
Transparent= True	-T	Sets the transparency the default is False;
TransparentColor=FFFFFF	-C:FFFFFF	Sets the value of the transparent color if the transparency is set to true. The value is a RGB value like in HTML tags: FF0000 = Red 00FF00 = Lime 0000FF = Blue etc
UseIni=True	-U	Enables the use of bmp2gif.ini where default values can be set. This techniques simpligies greatly the HTML tag or Command Line paramters ie: bmp2gif -u
Width=100	-W:100	Specifies the new width of the image. If the new height is not specified the height will be adjusted proportionaly to the new width to preserve the same aspect ratio. Note: specifying a value between 0 and 1 is interpreted as a percentage of the original size and both height and width will be adjusted. ie: -w:0.25  = 25% -w:0.75  = 75%
Caption=text	-CP:text	Prints a caption/copyright notice at bottom of image
CaptionAlign=left	-CPAL:left	Captionalignment: left (default), right, center.
CaptionFramed=True	-CPFRAMED	Draws a frame around the caption, default is False.
CaptionFont=FontName	-CPFT:FontName	Font Name to be used for the caption, default is Arial.
CaptionSize=XX	-CPSIZE:XX	Font Size to be used for the caption, default is 10.
CaptionColor=FFFFFF	-CPCOL:FFFFFF	Color to be used for the caption in RGB values, default is black.
CaptionBgColor=FFFFFF	-CPBG:FFFFFF	Background color to be used for the caption in RGB value, default is white. Use -1 for a transparent background.

¹ Acceptable extensions are: bmp,dib,jif,jpeg,jpg,pbm,pcx,pgm,png,ppm,rle,tga,tif,tiff.

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