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Article #41629Re: PICT file format
From: Michael Joseph Darweesh
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 1989 23:46
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 1989 23:46
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I can't tell you what the PICT format is exactly, but if you were to
copy your picture to the clipboard and go to a program that edits PICT
files and create a new PICT file and paste the image in, that should
work.
Also, if you just want to create a PICT resource with your picture, copy
it and go to ResEdit. Create a new file and if you paste your picture
into the file, that should work to create the PIC resource.
The Weesh
(Mike Darweesh)
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