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===== OPTIONS =====
usage: bin2bmp <options> ... <filename>
-i, --input       	filename to visualize  [mandatory] 
-w, --width       	width of output image
-o, --output      	output filename (default is <input_filename>.jpg)
-V, --verbose     	print lots of extra stuff
-b, --bmp        	reverts to the old bitmap style output(jpg is default)
-m, --monochrome 	one bit per pixel
-c, --compress   	highly compressed jpeg
-p, --png        	output in png format

===== INSTALL =====
To install this program in Linux: 
sudo make install
of 
make install (as root)

===== RUNNING IN PLACE =====
There's no magic in the install script.  The script just needs to be in your path. On any platform with python and the python image library (http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/), just do python bin2bmp.py ...