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>  The easiest way to do this is save the image as pict file. Save the image
> as a 8 bit indexed image with the system palette option checked. This way
> the colours in the image will appear the same in photoshop and in
> authorware on the Mac. If you do this all the images that you import into
> authorware will have the same palette and you will not get pallete
> mismatches :-). If you don't do this you will need an xcmd that will
> display the pictures in...

Interestingly enough, our project is being converted into A-ware for
Windows;  we are using the VGA palatte (for conversion into
Windows--why are there only about fifteen colors, since there is a full
palatte available in Windows--these are the only colors compatable for
both platforms?)

So!  How does this affect the file's journey from Photoshop to Authorware
on a Mac, to Windows, re:  palatte?


> Typically images saved as 8bit pict will fit on a 3.5" HD floppy. A more
> elequent method would be to use a removable hard-drive.

May I infer that using images from Photoshop could make it difficult to
get my entire lesson onto a single high-density floppy, where it easily
fits now, even with  drawing object graphics (which slow an LC to a
crawl, so I sure hope the lottery bought the kids 33MHz486s and good RAM)?

Thanks much for your and everyone's advice,
Mark

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