On 09/04/02 13:55, "Steve Weyer" <weyer_at_kagi.com> wrote:
>> From: "BOURGUIGNON D DvSI/SNPI MTY" <didier.bourguignon_at_francetelecom.com>
>> Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 16:08:16 +0200
>
>>
>> Thanks, for the Newton Bitmap Format, I have found the description, but where
>> can I found the one of the PICT format ?
>
> PICT is a Macintosh graphics format -- I don't recall it seeing it detailed
> in the Newton docs, but you should be able to find it in Mac docs (maybe
> early volume of Inside Macintosh?)
Definitely in Inside Macintosh. Don't remember which one, probably volume I
or II, since the PICT format was created when the Macintosh was introduced.
I would imagine that some revisions were done to it, so it might be useful
to check IM IV and IM V, specially V which covers the Mac II and the first
time that the system supported colors.
-Laurent.
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