Re: Flame on Apple Technical Notes

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From: Chris Christensen
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1987 17:37

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>If you can gain access to MacDraw for a little while, you could use it
>to convert the files from DRWG format to PICT format, that SuperPaint
>is capable of reading them.  
There are conversion programs in the public domain that will do this.
The BMUG Graphics 1 disk contains more conversion programs to
various formats than I have ever needed.

cnc

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Subject: Re: Flame on Apple Technical Notes
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