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From: mjward@adobe.COM (Michael J. Ward)
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Subject: Re: Software that will read a PICT and write an EPSF
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Date: 10 Mar 91 01:38:52 GMT
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Essentially all of the high-end paint and image-processing programs for the
Mac will do this. They are not cheap. And they usually work by saving a
bit-map image of the PICT (so pixel dimensions are critical) and sending it
out with postscript header and trailer. But if you can get access to one 
(like the 32-bit paint programs, Photoshop, etc) it should get you past the
first stage.