childs@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu (David W. Childs) (10/19/88)
Hi, I won a copy of Pixel Paint at Siggraph this year. Pixel Paint is a paint program for Mac II's and sells for about $495. I have an Amiga and would like to trade Pixel Paint for some Amiga equipment/software or maybe just sell to someone for a good price. Make me an offer, and you might get it cheap. It is an unopenned package - still shrink wrapped. Thanks. Sorry comp.graphics if this is the wrong place, but I thought someone who reads this might not read comp.sys.mac. David Childs
childs@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu (David W. Childs) (10/20/88)
For those that were interested in Pixel Paint, I can't reach all of you by mail. Please send me your phone numbers and best time to call. If you havn't heard back from me, it's because my mailer choked on my reply. David Childs (818) 356-6790
barad@rex.cs.tulane.edu (Herb Barad) (02/16/89)
I just received the newest version of PixelPaint (version 2.0). I was hoping that the manual might specify what the format of a PixelPaint document might look like. Does anyone have a specification of the version 2.0 format? Even the old version 1.0 format might be informative. The new version can import/export the following formats: PixelPaint PICT and PICT2 TIFF StartupScreen MacPaint EPSF Stationary Pad (a file format for PixelPaint preferences) So, I assume that PixelPaint can perform a conversion between any of these formats. However, I would still like a specification of PixelPaint version 2.0 format - is SuperMac listening??? -- Herb Barad Electrical Engineering Dept., Tulane Univ. INTERNET: barad@ee.tulane.edu USENET: barad@bourbon.uucp
Fabian@cup.portal.com (Fabian Fabe Ramirez) (02/24/89)
Herb, Sorry for taking so long to reply...PORTAL has some problems. I'd suggest getting in contact with Brian McDonnell, Graphics Product Manager for SuperMac Software at the general number of (408) 245-2202. Brian used to have a Usenet address (similar to mine, just replace my name), but unknown if he is still using it. Short of that you can call our SuperMac BBS (408-773-4500) and download some source code for the PixelPaint Viewer (it's in Pascal). Fabian Ramirez SuperMac Technology fabian@cup.portal.com sun!cup.portal.com!fabian
Joe.Piscapo@f823.n102.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Joe Piscapo) (05/31/90)
The main difference between Pixelpaint and Pixelpaint Pro is the color capabilities. Pixelpaint, I believe, will adequately use an 8bit color card, whereas Pixelpaint Pro will use a 24 bit color card, thus enhanceing your color capabilities. -- Joe Piscapo via cmhGate - Net 226 fido<=>uucp gateway Col, OH UUCP: ...!osu-cis!n8emr!cmhgate!102!823!Joe.Piscapo INET: Joe.Piscapo@f823.n102.z1.FIDONET.ORG