> What goes on here? I thought I once was told that PICT format contained
> vector *and* raster data. A year ago I was sternly informed that PICT
> graphics were strictly pixel data. Now I'm just confused -- and on the
> practical side, what would be the best choice and procedure for
> converting all these old PICTs into some other more modern or widely
> used format, if I just want to get out of the business of handling them?
QuickTime Player seems to open PICT files on my machine. So if you
have QuickTime Pro, this is probably the easiest way of converting
them to a modern format (PDF or so). Also, since after all Apple
invented that format, the converted file should contain as much info
as there was in the original file, so if turns out to be a low-
resolution bitmap, that's probably just what the files are...
Martin
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