dplatt@coherent.com (Dave Platt) (02/03/89)
I'm planning to add a "write TIFF file" capability to a graphics program
I've written for the Mac II. I have a copy of the rev. 4.0 TIFF
specification, and it seems reasonably clear... but it's certainly
possible that I'll program straight through a hole in the specification
(or program wrongly because I misunderstood something). I'd like to make
sure that the output of my program is actually valid TIFF, by running it
through some sort of "read it and print a table-of-contents" program.
Does anybody have such a program available? PD would be best... I'm not
selling my program for money and am thus somewhat reluctant to spend
lots of bucks in support of it.
I do have access to a shareware program that can read and [to some
extent] display 8-bit TIFF images, but I don't have one that can display
24-bit RGB TIFF.
advTHANKSance!
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