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2492.1 | DDIF format | WJG::GUINEAU | | Thu Apr 20 1989 18:59 | 4 |
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For DDIF format you might try asking in DSSDEV::DDIF conference.
John
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2492.2 | Any results ?? | PUERTO::ALVAREZ | So much work to do...so little time | Mon Feb 26 1990 12:18 | 6 |
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Any luck finding a IFF to DDIF converter ? I've been playing with
DECwrite for the last couple days and was wondering if I could use
AMIGA generated artwork with it.
Miguel A. Alvarez
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2492.3 | | WJG::GUINEAU | | Mon Feb 26 1990 12:32 | 3 |
| Couldn't you go through some intermediate format like PS or SIXEL or GIF etc?
John
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2492.4 | PS or sixel to DDIF ? How ? | PUERTO::ALVAREZ | So much work to do...so little time | Tue Feb 27 1990 07:37 | 10 |
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John,
Yes, I could generate PS or sixel files. You mean that
there are PS or sixel converters to DDIF ?. I've just started playing
with a DECwindows station, and I'm trying to convince my system
manager to install applications. Which ones could I use for the
above ?
Thanks for your help.
Miguel A. Alvarez
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2492.5 | Try UtoX | WHAMMY::SPODARYK | Binary Throttle | Tue Feb 27 1990 10:25 | 13 |
| Miguel,
The best tool for the conversions is UtoX (conference CLOSET::UTOX).
It allows you to convert graphics between a variety of formats, but doesn't
directly support IFF. If you are working with color, converting to Sixel
would be your best bet. I have a monochrome system, so I typically convert
to PS, view them with the PSviewer (who does a decent job of dithering at
the screens resolution of 75dpi), capture the image with UtoX, and then
convert it to Xbitmap, DDIF, etc.
UtoX isn't a product, but is very well done.
Steve
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2492.6 | Image -> IFF | WELMTS::FINNIS | Peter Finnis at Welwyn | Tue Feb 27 1990 12:10 | 14 |
| Yes but what about the other way...
There are hundreds of .ddif .epsf and .img files . Besides which I
want to scan pictures with Dec Image Scanner, then keeping the
resolution as best I can transfer it to IFF for the Amiga.
GIF I can cope with but Postscript converted pictures do not
look to good.
Pete
Pete
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2492.7 | Details on IFF -> DDIF | DUGGAN::GAY | Now where'd I put that hammer... | Wed Feb 28 1990 19:16 | 21 |
| This is how I go from IFF to DDIF
First, I download ARC'd files, so ARC -x to un-arc 'em.
then convert to sixel
$ CSIX picture. picture.six
then convert to DDIF
$ UTOX picture.six/SIXEL picture.ddif/DDIF
Note that I am not capturing the picture from the screen (what UTOX is
known for), just using UTOX as a format converter.
I don't know how to go the other way. I haven't really needed to yet.
Have fun
Erg
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