The program existed six months ago. That said, currently it only allows to render old QuickDraw pictures on a modern Mac OS X. A tool going the other direction would be simple for bitmaps (just use PNG) or very…
Thanks. The program is a "modern" Swift program, so no resource fork and no hidden DogCow.
Most of the code is agnostic from the output format, QuickDraw commands are just sent to a graphical port abstraction (in theory, there is still some untangling to do). The current implementation uses mostly Core…
There is an export button in the right side of the toolbar. (Square with arrow going out). This will let you export the image as a PDF. You can also drag the picture to another application (or the desktop).
The program existed six months ago. That said, currently it only allows to render old QuickDraw pictures on a modern Mac OS X. A tool going the other direction would be simple for bitmaps (just use PNG) or very…
Thanks. The program is a "modern" Swift program, so no resource fork and no hidden DogCow.
Most of the code is agnostic from the output format, QuickDraw commands are just sent to a graphical port abstraction (in theory, there is still some untangling to do). The current implementation uses mostly Core…
There is an export button in the right side of the toolbar. (Square with arrow going out). This will let you export the image as a PDF. You can also drag the picture to another application (or the desktop).