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From: p91035@cplab.ph.ed.ac.uk (Andrew Burns)
Subject: Re: gif files IBM->MAC
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In article <2ovqq7$epa@news.u.washington.edu>, carol@u.washington.edu (Carol Chang) writes:
|> Can anyone locate a program that converts IBM data to MAC data on the 
|> internet. When I get files from the net, I can't view them because 
|> they're in IBM format. Or is gif format universal to all computers? I 
|> appreciate greatly any help anyone can give. Muchos gracias!
|> 
|> Jason Liu


Gif's are universal and can be viewed on any gif viewing program.
However some formats are not universal however the program 'Imagery' on the mac
will convert almost any graphics format to TIFF.

Roo


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