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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Can't do TIFF
No Wonder User - Sep 7, 1998 - 12:53 pm
Knowledge Level: I'm New!
Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: G3/266
RAM: 65+
RAM Enhancer: Virtual Memory
OS Version: MacOS 8.1
Description:
I have the ClickART 65,000 image pak, and it is great except I cannot import TIFF images from there to my documents. What could I be missing that will not let me use the great number of TIFF images included in the pak?
Please help.
JDonS.
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Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: G3/266
RAM: 65+
RAM Enhancer: Virtual Memory
OS Version: MacOS 8.1
Description:
I have the ClickART 65,000 image pak, and it is great except I cannot import TIFF images from there to my documents. What could I be missing that will not let me use the great number of TIFF images included in the pak?
Please help.
JDonS.
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No Wonder Tech - Sep 7, 1998 - 4:17 pm
Hello JDonS and Welcome to No Wonder!
I'm not sure what program you are using when you try and import these images, but if it's something that does not support TIFF you can always use another application to convert it. If you have QuickTime Pro you can use the PictureViewer to open and then export the TIFF'S as JPG's. There are also some shareware programs (GraphicConverter and GIFConverter are two) that can be found on the internet (try http://www.download.com).
I'm a little surprised that what you're using right now won't import them, since TIFF is a fairly standard format. Why don't you let me know what application it is and I'll see if there's a way it can be done =)
Kristina
kristina@nowonder.com
I'm not sure what program you are using when you try and import these images, but if it's something that does not support TIFF you can always use another application to convert it. If you have QuickTime Pro you can use the PictureViewer to open and then export the TIFF'S as JPG's. There are also some shareware programs (GraphicConverter and GIFConverter are two) that can be found on the internet (try http://www.download.com).
I'm a little surprised that what you're using right now won't import them, since TIFF is a fairly standard format. Why don't you let me know what application it is and I'll see if there's a way it can be done =)
Kristina
kristina@nowonder.com
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