USAGE

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Files:
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HDC <width> <height> -f <filename>

<width> is the width of the final collage, in pixels
<height> is the height of the final collage, in pixels
<filename> is the filename containing hotspot locations and image names

The filename must be of the following format:

<x1> <y1> <x2> <y2> <name>

The coordinate format used is the lower left of the image represents
the origin, and the values increase to the right and up.

<x1> is the left x-coordinate of the hotspot
<y1> is the bottom y-coordinate of the hotspot
<x2> is the right x-coordinate of the hotspot
<y2> is the top y-coordinate of the hotspot
<name> is the absolute path to the image

Currently, the program only supports tga images


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Randomly generated input:
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HDC <width> <height> -r <image_count> <max_width> <max_height>

<width> is the width of the final collage, in pixels
<height> is the height of the final collage, in pixels
<image_count> is the number of images to generate
<max_width> is the maximum width of an image to generate.
	    All images widths will be [.5 * max_width, max_width]
<max_height> is the maximum height of an image to generate.
	     All images widths will be [.5 * max_height, max_height]

Colors are randomly assigned to each image. Hotspot areas are whited out,
so the effectiveness of the tiling can be seen.


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No command line parms:
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If no command line parameters are specified, the user will be prompted
for his choices, with a dialog box explaining each input.