jon@amc.UUCP (02/23/87)
I recently received some files which I believe are in PC-Paint format (I think they were created by PC-Paint). I would like to output these files to an Apple Laserwriter+. Does anyone have information on the format which they could forward to me? -- Jon Mandrell (ihnp4!uw-beaver!tikal!amc!jon) Applied Microsystems Corp. All I want is the chance to prove that the statement "Money is not everything" is wrong.
klotz@aicchi.UUCP (Klotzbach) (03/07/87)
In article <331@amc.UUCP> jon@amc.UUCP (Jon Mandrell) writes: > I recently received some files which I believe are in PC-Paint format >(I think they were created by PC-Paint). I would like to output these files >to an Apple Laserwriter+. Does anyone have information on the format which >they could forward to me? Pc-Paint uses the IBM BASIC BLOAD format. That is, it contains a 2-integer address, 1 Integer size and 16K bytes of color information as described for 320 X 200 color graphics. For this application, one can ignore the first 2 words, and use the second word for byte count. Then each nibble of the remaining text represents a pixel color.