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The Macintosh PICT file format was developed for the Mac OS platform by Apple Computer Inc. It is a native file format of QuickDraw and can contain both vectors and bitmaps. The Macintosh PICT file format is widely used in Macintosh applications.
| To import a PICT file | |
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Click File  Import.
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Locate the folder in which the file is stored.
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Do one of the following:
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(Windows 7 and Windows Vista) Choose PCT - Macintosh PICT (*.pct;
*.pict) from the list box next to the File name box.
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(Windows XP) Choose PCT - Macintosh PICT from the Files of type list box.
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Click the filename.
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Click Import.
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Click the drawing page.
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You can drag on the drawing page to resize the image.
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| To export a PICT file | |
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Click File Export.
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Locate the folder in which you want to save the file.
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Choose PCT - Macintosh PICT from the Save as type list box.
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Type a filename in the File name list box.
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Click Export.
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| PICT (PCT) technical notes | |
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Objects that contain a fill and an outline open as a group of two objects. One object
is the outline, and the other is the fill.
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PICT fills are often bitmap patterns, and the Corel program tries to maintain these
fills as bitmap patterns.
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Pattern outlines are converted to a solid color.
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Text in PICT files opens as editable text. If a typeface in the imported file is not
available on your computer, it is converted to the font that it most closely
resembles.
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Text alignment may not be preserved in the original file. This is due to the
differences in font size, and intercharacter and interword spacing between the two
formats. Any misalignment is easily corrected using the text formatting settings in
the program.
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