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From: taro@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (Taro Nobusawa)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Gif files
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Date: 2 Aug 88 18:24:09 GMT
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In article <8808010938.aa26566@SMOKE.BRL.ARPA> CS656@OUACCVMB.BITNET writes:
>I have been using IIGIF on my //C with surprisingly nice results. What other
>machines will the graphic files work on and what programs are required to use
>them. I just got a MAC+ on extended load from the local dealer and was wonderin
>g if there was a way to transport graphics between it and my //C.

GIF is a non-computer specific graphics format.  Any computer if it has GIF
conversion software can display GIF pictures.  The quality of the picture
depends on the capabilities of the computer, but usually a acceptable picture
can be made from GIF files.  I know the Mac has a GIF viewer, freind of mine
has one.  I have the IIGS GIF viewer.  Pretty sure there are viewers for the
Amiga and Atari ST.  If you can get the pictures into GIF format, you can
transport them to any machine that has software to do the conversion.

>Also, I have a demo version of Diversi-Tune for the GS. Since I don't have a
>GS is there any  way that I can convert the PRODOS16 files on my //C into a form

Sorry, I don't think you'll be able to run this on a IIc.  I'm not sure what
your question exacly is, since it seems to have gotten lost somewhere.
-- 
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