[OS X TeX] Who should use (La)TeX - who is able to use it?

[Alain Schremmer]

I have been using Canvas since its very beginning (La nuit des temps.) 
but I gave up on Canvas 7 in favor of Intaglio if only for its unfailing 
Tech Help but really on its own merit.
What I do is open the PICT file in Intaglio, Save As (to have an 
editable copy) in one folder and Save A Copy As pdf cropped to content 
size (for inclusion in the LaTeX file) in another folder.
It seems to me that one should be able to write an Applescript to batch 
process but who am I to say?
Regards
--schremmer

Bruno Voisin wrote:

> - SuperPaint 2.0 used the standard PICT format (creator SPNT, type 
> PICT), which both Preview and GraphicConverter can handle, and which 
> both Adobe Illustrator and Denaba Canvas (to name but a few) can 
> import and edit.
>
> So if you've got SuperPaint 2, you can import older SuperPaint 1 
> files, save them in PICT format, and then rework and/or convert them 
> using practically any Mac drawing application around. SuperPaint 2.0 
> (from 1989) seems to work well on OS X in Classic (at least it doesn't 
> crashes Classic), SuperPaint 1.0 (from 1986!) doesn't (it crashes 
> Classic).

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