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How to extract bmps from ccfs?
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How to extract bmps from ccfs?
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Post 1 made on Thursday March 25, 2004 at 20:11
Ernie Bornn-Gilman
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On 01/08/04 10:57, Anthony said, in another thread...

2) Ernie, a PCF file is just a zip file with a
funny extension. IF you unzip it you will get
a folder containing all the bitmaps. Not as useful
or fast as save (except if you want all the bitmaps
with useless names) but it is a work around

Would I just change the extension from pcf to zip and unzip it with Winzip? Will Winzip unzip a file named .pcf?

And could I get my ccf artwork by importing a ccf into Wizz.it and then doing this? Or is there a simpler way to unpeel bmps from ccfs?
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Post 2 made on Thursday March 25, 2004 at 21:42
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There is a help file with in pronto edit that answers this question......

Double click on the button that you want the bmp from.

Click on the icon tab at the top of the window.

Right click on the icon that you want to save. With the right click, scroll down to Save.

When you want to load a bmp into the same, or another button. Do the same as above. But click on Load.

Rob
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Post 3 made on Thursday March 25, 2004 at 21:43
Anthony
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Would I just change the extension from pcf to zip and unzip it with Winzip?

yes, that is one way

Or is there a simpler way to unpeel bmps from ccfs?

in the file section there is a utility called CCF tools, install it and use the decompiler
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