Another excellent program is Graphics Workshop Pro (Alchemy Mindworks),
which deals with over 50 formats, including:
	ART Johnson-Grace / AOL
	AVI Video for Windows movies
	BGA OS/2 graphic arrays
	BMP Windows and OS/2 bitmaps
	CAM Casio digital camera images
	CDR Corel Draw bitmaps and previews
	DCX FAX documents
	EXE self-displaying pictures
	FIF Fractal-compressed images
	FITS Astronomical images
	FLI/FLC Autodesk animations
	FPX FlashPix
	GIF Graphics and animations
	IMG GEM/Ventura images
	CUT Halo images
	HRZ slow-scan television
	ICO Windows icons
	IFF/LBM Amiga images
	JPEG Photorealistic images
	KDC Kodak digital camera images
	KQP Konica Quality Photos
	MAC MacPaint files
	MIDI Sequenced music
	MOV Apple QuickTime movies
	MPEG MPEG movies
	MSP Windows 2.0 Microsoft Paint images
	PCD Kodak Photo-CD images
	PCX PC Paintbrush images
	PIC GLPaint images
	PNG Portable Network Graphics
	PSD Photoshop images
	RLE Windows compressed bitmaps
	SCR Windows screen savers
	SFW Seattle Film Works images
	SGI Silicon Graphics images
	RAS Sun raster image
	TGA Targa images
	TIFF Tagged Image File Format images
	TTF TrueType fonts
	TXT Text files
	UUE UUencoded graphics
	WAV Windows sampled sound files
	Wallpaper Windows wallpaper
	WMF Windows metafiles
	WPG WordPerfect Graphics
	XBM XWindows bitmaps
skf


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org] On
Behalf Of Gina K. Anderson
Sent: Sunday, January 24, 1999 3:39 PM
To: hwg-graphics(at)mail.hwg.org
Subject: Re: Converting GIFs to WMF


I missed the original post for this thread, so I can't CC this to the
original author...archives must be a bit behind as well, couldn't find the
original post.  Anyway, there IS a program that will convert a gif file into
a wmf, sort of kinda :)  It's called Adobe Streamline.  It will import PCX,
PNT, PSD or TIFF, and export as EPS, DXF, EMF or AI, which most programs
that open WMF will open any or most of those.  You would have to convert the
gif to psd or tif before opening in Streamline.

Streamline takes a little tweaking to get what you want, but it's better
than redrawing the graphic, especially if it's a clean simple graphic.  If
the original author has any questions, email me privately, I'll help you out
if I can.

Regards,
Gina
http://w3.one.net/~ginakra/index.html

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