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From: ric@islenet.UUCP (Frederick Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: MaBad MacDraw picture I.D,.
Message-ID: <3693@islenet.UUCP>
Date: 12 Dec 87 23:37:09 GMT
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I recently downloaded an Apple Technical Note from the Mac Dev. group on
CompuServe: TN176 MacPlus SIMMS (.5-4 MB), listed as TN0176.DR1.
 
I assume that this is a MacDraw picture.  But when I try to display it with
MacDraw, I get: "The Document Doesn't Have The Proper I.D." Alert.  An OK
click yields the same alert.  Two duplicate alerts before quiting.
 
I'm using MacDraw 0.9.4 - 1984 edition...rather old.

The resultant document/drawing icon has been changed to a MacDraw-like icon
but no further development.

Is there a way to edit the 'I.D.'?  I have a sample MacDraw drawing but can't
find its I.D. via Fedit to copy.

...Any suggestions?

I hate to waste this drawing after spending about 30 minutes downloading it.


      - Ric.  {ric@islenet.UUCP}