erci18@castle.ed.ac.uk (A J Cunningham) (03/29/90)
How do I convert a MacPaint or SuperPaint file to a PICT resource file? Using the PICT option when saving produces a PICT data file which is not what I'm looking for. Tony -- Tony Cunningham, Edinburgh University Computing Service. erci18@castle.ed.ac.uk Yuppies think I'm a wino 'cos I seem to have no class, Girls think I'm perverted 'cos I watch them as they pass. -- Tony Cunningham, Edinburgh University Computing Service. erci18@castle.ed.ac.uk Yuppies think I'm a wino 'cos I seem to have no class, Girls think I'm perverted 'cos I watch them as they pass.
aland@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu (Alan D Danziger) (03/30/90)
In article <3071@castle.ed.ac.uk> erci18@castle.ed.ac.uk (A J Cunningham) writes: > How do I convert a MacPaint or SuperPaint file to a PICT > resource file? Using the PICT option when saving produces a PICT data > file which is not what I'm looking for. > Tony You should be able to do it (although I'm not positive) by opening up a PICT resource with Resedit and pasting the bitmapped picture into it. Another way might be to copy the picture to the clipboard/scrapbook, and again with ResEdit, copy the PICT resource into your other file. -- -=Alan=- aland@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu