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From article <15644@haddock.ima.isc.com>, by news@haddock.ima.isc.com (overhead):

> Canvas 2.0 can read TIFF.  I use it all the time.  Digital Darkroom
> can export its halftoned images in a 1-bit TIFF format, which I can
> read with Canvas.  Canvas does not write TIFF (odd).  Once in Canvas,
> there's no need to use MacDraw, that I'm aware of.
 
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I have used Superpaint 2 and PageMaker 3.0 to read TIFF graphics.

Just use the 'place' command which gives you a dialog box to select the
TIFF file.

After placing it I believe Superpaint has several save format options.

PageMaker will also read TIFF and placing is very easy.  I like
PageMaker since it prints on the Laserwriter at 300 dpi versus the 72
dpi of SPaint.  I'm not sure if PM3 will save in different file formats.

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