on 9/13/01 4:43 AM, Adam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone recommend a decent (free/abandonware) program do display and
> perform basic manipulation of images on a LC II / Colour Classic-class
> machine. The formats I was hoping to view/edit are gif, jpeg and (very
> optionally) bmp.
Color It! by MicroFrontier is an ok graphics program (though the fonts are a
bit on the blurry side when printed). It came out back in 1994 and they
actually had a promo where you could get a free fully operational program as
long as you paid for shipping. Check around someone might have it.
> Also, does anyone have any experiences in converting gifs to PICTs on any
> platform? I tried to do that on my PC with PaintShop Pro, but the colours
> were _completely_ whacked out. (Like psychadellic mannnn.)
Did you try using GIF Converter? I think it also allowed you to save a
graphics file to PICT.
> Finally, I too would like to offer my sympathies over the New
> York/Washington attack. Even here in Australia, the event is receiving live,
> 24-hour coverage on the TV. I also hope that these people don't bring on the
> next war.
>
Ditto.
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