[comp.sys.ibm.pc] Publish It!, PCX, IMG

harris@uncecs.edu (Mark Harris) (12/08/89)

I'm considering purchasing Publish It! from Timeworks.  I have a logo
scanned in Encapsulated Postscript, but Timeworks says their program 
reads only PCX and IMG files.  I'm not familiar with these formats.  
What programs create/manipulate such files?  Is there a reasonable 
way to convert EPS to one of these?

I'd appreciate any information on Publish It! as well.
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dlow@hpspcoi.HP.COM (Danny Low) (12/09/89)

>I'm considering purchasing Publish It! from Timeworks.  I have a logo
>scanned in Encapsulated Postscript, but Timeworks says their program 
>reads only PCX and IMG files.  I'm not familiar with these formats.  
>What programs create/manipulate such files?  Is there a reasonable 
>way to convert EPS to one of these?

PCX is the PC Paint format and is very common. If you use
a conversion program such as Hijaak you can convert just about
any graphics format to PCX. Hijaak is recommended no matter
what you get. It expands the range of clip art you can buy.

I use Publish-It. It is a very nice compromise between the expensive
but more powerful DTP programs such as Pagemaker and the lower
price but less powerful programs. I have notice a slight problem
with my Epson printer. Every once in a while a line of text will
get squeezed down requiring quite a lot of work to fix and sometimes
I just gave up. It is rare and if you can get by with less than letter
perfect print then it is a minor problem.

			   Danny Low
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	   Valley of Hearts Delight, Silicon Valley
     HP SPCD   dlow%hpspcoi@hplabs.hp.com   ...!hplabs!hpspcoi!dlow 

gary@dvnspc1.Dev.Unisys.COM (Gary Barrett) (12/13/89)

Danny Low writes:

> PCX is the PC Paint format and is very common. If you use
> a conversion program such as Hijaak you can convert just about
> any graphics format to PCX. Hijaak is recommended no matter
> what you get. It expands the range of clip art you can buy.
> 

But I believe Hijaak only converts TO postscript from other formats,
not FROM.  

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