Mark et. al.
Also if I use Applescript to write the Data to a pict file I actually
get this:
Ì4 Ù ˇ ˇ˛ H H Ù Ä Ä Ä
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Ït
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appl
Ù H H Î⁄ PNG ˇˇâPNG
IHDR Ù fl%
À gAMA ŸB÷O° pHYs öú $tEXtSoftware QuickTime
6.5.2 (Mac OS X) ˆÈî tIME‘ )8æê◊+
IDATxú¨[Ys GrÆ≥èπ 08Hê!R+‰µ¥~pXy
°ÿµ7¸‡‘ã ˝‡á◊~\;h)^[±á˜π$≈ à¡13=”gU93
´Ç/õ±%≤1hˆTef}ô˘eVãˇÁΩ{ˇ˙„ wZÌdöƒQƒ/ãÇs!
§`å9∆ŒØå„EI^y†{BqV(•∫™öÕffl)≤ÕÕÕè+a™Jœ
etc.
which looks like binary data and states it IS a png file after all.
But I can't import this file to RR and have a picture come out. How do
you recommend converting this from binary to an image?
Ideas???
Thanks
Tom McGrath
On Apr 28, 2008, at 4:46 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Mark,
The AS dict says " data (picture) : data for this artwork, in
the form of a picture " but it does not refer to it's type or
how it is stored i.e. Hex etc.
If I get the format for this in AS it states {«class PNG »} so even
though it states PICT I think it is a PNG.
Export and import just hang up RR.
I have not used convert to binary before. What's the best way to
handle that?
Thanks
Tom McGrath
On Apr 28, 2008, at 4:25 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Tom,
I'd say this is a PICT file in hex form. I don't know whether you
should convert it to binary first, but you could always try to
write it to a file on disk and then import it, either as PICT or,
if that doesn't work, as PNG.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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