GraphicConverter

simple job for GraphicConverter. This is great software that gives you conversion to hundreds of different graphics formats.

I'm not sure but can't GraphicConverter do this? ...

There used to be a very cool and not-too-complex image editing program for the NeXT. Kind of like Tiffany but without the layers and graphics professional add-ons but not as simple as AppleWorks and much more user-friendly than GraphicConverter. I used to use it to do graphics for my home page back in the early days of the WWW but for the life of me I can't remember the name....

Try PixelNhance. It's freeware, very easy to use, and should handle just about anything you want to do. Ed, are you perchance referring to GraphicConverter? That's what your description sounds like. To me, it was definitely worth the $35, but you can also use it for free if you can endure an annoying "countdown" when you launch it. :D

Yes! Thank you very much. Now my dock and folders are frothing with chemistry. What software are you using to make them? I'd like to do this myself but I don't know how. The only software I have is MacGIMP (XFree86/XDarwin) and GraphicConverter. Is this enough to do it? I can pick up Photoshop 7 for around $300 from the university. I plan on getting it just before I...

If GraphicConverter doesn't have layers, it's because you didn't pay for such technology. So pay your software and you'll get illimited layers. ...

Yeah, I finally figured out how to do that. I've only been here, what? A year or so? I created the image in ChemDraw Ultra, copied it to the clip board, pasted it into GraphicConverter, saved it as a JPEG, opened it in MacGIMP, reduced the size to 50 x 50 pixels, saved it as a GIF, and uploaded it. The image is related to my project and thesis.

Read in the thread: « more people buy photoshop, prices drop, more people copy photoshop, prices rise... plain and simple » Not plain and simple at all. Adobe just doesn't care about dummies hacking Photoshop to scribble their *****ty JPEG files for their homepage. Moreover, it's a way to have their program as a standard, on every computer. Adobe cares about...

GraphicConverter can do everything. You should know that by now! :) EDIT: W00t! 800 posts, 800 MHz iMac, 800-hour school day... oh, wait.... :)

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