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From: dth@shark.cis.ufl.edu (David Hightower)
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Subject: Re: tiff files
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Date: 4 Mar 91 15:45:56 GMT
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>In article <91062.203358JAYMS@CUNYVM.BITNET> JAYMS@CUNYVM.BITNET writes:
> What application can a use to view tiff files or convert them to pict
> or paint files? I have several I'd like to look at. Please reply to
> me directly. Thanks.

I have used Digital Darkroom to do this; it reads and writes TIFF,
Macpaint, and PICT files with no problem.  As I understand it, the new
version of DD will also colorize.

I also have used PixelPaint, which will read and write Macpaint, PICT,
PICT2, EPSF and TIFF files.  It sounds like this is what you are looking
for.
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