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From: ngg@bridge2.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Draw to Paint conversion
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Date: Thu, 17-Apr-86 20:13:28 EST
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> I have a MacDraw document that I would like to post but feel that it
> would be preferable to post a MacPaint equivalent since MacPaint is
> universal while there may be interested parties who do not have
> MacDraw.  Unfortunately I can not figure out how to convert the
> document.  I can clip the page but can only paste a portion into the
> Paint window, and clipping portions of the document is hampered by
> the need to include all of an object in the clipping region.  This
> makes it difficult to use rectangular clipping regions for easy
> reassembly in MacPaint.  Anybody have any suggestions?  I suppose I
> could paste it into MacWrite...
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> Mike Ching
> ...!decwrl!amd!ching

There is a utility I've seen on Compuserve that Converts Draw Documents
to Paint. In liu of finding this Utility, another option would be Paint
Cutter from Silicon Beach Software. this should allow you to select and copy
the entire Draw document and paste it into Paint Cutter. Last but not least
is soon from Ann Arbor Softworks is FullPaint and soon from Silicon Beach is
SuperPaint, both of these MacPaint replacements will allow full page cut &
paste...

				Norm Goodger
				Bridge Comm.
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