TIFF and GIF files on the Apple Macintosh Computer
To convert TIFF and GIF files for use on the Apple Macintosh computer.
1
Make sure that the Apple Macintosh computer has a 1.44 Mbyte disk drive,
also called "SuperDrive."
2
Use the Apple Computer File Exchange utility (provided with the Apple
Computer Macintosh System 7.0) to translate the MS-DOS
TIFF file format
to a file on the Macintosh computer. Select "Default" translation in the
"MS-DOS to MAC" menu.
3
Use a file editing utility, like ResEdit 2.1, (available from Apple Computer,
Inc., Macintosh ftp archive sites, or a local Macintosh User’s group) to
open the TIFF file that you translated from MS-DOS
format to the
Macintosh computer.
To use ResEdit, choose "Get File/Folder Info..." from the "File" menu. Change the
"Type:" field to "TIFF" for TIF files or change the "Type" field to "GIF " for GIF files.
The Type filed must contain four characters, so make sure to use a space as the
last character. Save the changes, and Exit Resedit.
The file is now ready for importing into a Macintosh computer application that
can read TIFF files.
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