PSP DocMakerGUI (Linux Build)
(c) 2007 by TheNameless (http://www.svensoftware.de)
Version: 0.21 (OE-B Update)

Update:
This Version contains the new docmaker from 3.03 OE-B. Now, there no page limts! Have fun!

Features:
- Auto convert files to the correct format and size
- Compression level (1-9) selectable
- Image support for *.png;*.jpg;*.jpeg;*.bmp;*.ico;*.ppm;*.pgm;*.pbm;*.xpm
- Text support for *.txt
- Preview
- Easy GUI

Requirements:
- X-Server
- GTK
- xterm
...or easyer: a normal desktop linux installation
Note: These binarys are i386 builds (32bit), for other please compile yourself (64bit, Sparc, MacOS)

Differences to Windows:
- Compression level (1-9) selectable
- GTK dialogs (of course ^^)
- Some other file-types (but jpg, bmp and png support both)
- Uses other picture renderer (I think the pictures looks better ^^)
- Uses a external PNG converter

ToDo:
- Add option: Split big images
- Small picture: Let user choose resize or not 
- Split DOCUMENT.DAT if over 100 pages
(- Add support for .pdf, .doc, .html)

Guide:
How to create document files?
- Open PSPDocMaker
- Click on Select Files
- Mark File(s) and click on Open (Multi select is enabeld)
- (Enter the Game Code of the game) <- I've tested SCUS99999 and it works on a game with another code, maye it works on all games
- If you have added the file(s) you wan't click on Create
- Wait
- Select the dolder where your game is located
- Click on Save
- Done!

Troubleshooting:
- The Program didn't start: Start the program in a terminal and send me the output
- Didn't get a DOCUMENT.DAT: Try to compile the docmaker (located in src/) and the bmp2png (located in bmp2png-src/)
	How?
	Enter the folder in a terminal (with cd /path/)
	Type make
	If the program is finished, copy the binarys from source (src/ or bmp2png-src/) folder to the program folder (override the old)
- The Program shows errors or crash: Start the program in a terminal and send me the output

Changes:
- v0.2
  - Now released under the GPL (see PSPDocMakerGUI-src/license.txt for more detials)
  - Selectable default directorys for pictures, texts and output
  - You can copy the binarys to your /usr/bin directory, because they don't write anylonger in the application path (New Path is: ~/.config/PSPDocMaker)
  - Cleaned up the Source Code