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* Xconvert ST ([http://www.beninde.net/xconvert_index.html Xconvert home page]) |
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* [[XnView]] ([http://www.xnview.com/ XnView home page]) |
* [[XnView]] ([http://www.xnview.com/ XnView home page]) |
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| + | * [http://members.aol.com/tgkirk/ Atari Picture File Viewer] |
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Revision as of 16:55, 11 September 2006
Creating Graphics
- Art ST (Axolotl Software - 1990)
- Canvas (John Gymer - 1988)
- Crack Art (Detlef Rottger und Jan Borchers - 1992)
- Cyber Paint (Jim Kent - 1988)
- Dali IV (ALM - 1990)
- Degas Elite (Tom Hudson - 1986)
- Deluxe Paint ST (Artistech Development - 1990)
- ECPAiNT! (Eines Computing - 1994)
- Flair Paint
- Hyper Paint (D. Koveos - 1988)
- Neochrome Master (Chaos, Inc. of the Delta Force - 1992)
- Prism Paint Pro
- Quantum Paint (David T. Jones - 1988)
- Spectrum 512 (Trio Inc. - 1987)
- Synthetic Arts (Cybernetics - 1991) Official Cybernetics Home Page
Tools
- BGIF
- GemView (Dieter Fiebelkorn - 1993) GEM-View Home Page
- Speed of Light (Stuart Denman - 1995)
Fonts
- Graphical fonts from demos, intros and games Various graphical fonts
Tips & Tricks
Graphic Conversion
- AIW : Atari Image Workshop (Florent Coste - 2003)
- ST Picture Formats : All format documentation (David Baggett - 1991)
- Xconvert ST (Xconvert home page)
- XnView (XnView home page)
- Atari Picture File Viewer
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