I have an image that is a .jpg on Windows 2000 and need to send it to
a customer with MacOS.  How can I tell if my image is Mac compatible?

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Request for Question Clarification by maniac-ga on 19 Jan 2004 15:26 PST

Hello Ihb,

As Dave991 notes, the JPEG file you have should be compatible. If you
are satisfied with that answer, I suggest you close the question. If
want a more definitive answer, can you say what version of Mac OS your
customer uses (e.g., 10.2, 9.1) and the application they expect to
use? Based on that, I can run a quick test on my machine to see if it
works OK. If not, I can suggest another (free) application that will
do the job.

  --Maniac

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Request for Question Clarification by maniac-ga on 20 Jan 2004 17:54 PST

Hello Ihb,

I read your comment and thought I should make a short explanation.
Dave991 is another user - like you are. All comments are offered free
of charge. Only a registered researcher (like myself) can "answer" the
question and be paid.

Since you are satisfied with what Dave991 said - I'll again suggest
you "close" the question so you won't be charged (other than the 50
cent posting fee).

  --Maniac

Most any format of anything you can open o a pc you can easily open on
a Mac, quick time (which is free and is available for all apple os you
are likely to encounter) supports the following formats:

Import file formats


3DMF (Mac OS 9 and Windows)

3GPP

3GPP2

AIFF

AMC

AMR

Animated GIF

AU

Audio CD Data (Mac OS 9)

AVI

BMP

Cubic VR

DLS

DV

FlashPix*

FLC

GIF

GSM

JPEG 2000 (Mac OS X)

JPEG/JFIF

Karaoke

MacPaint

Macromedia Flash 5

MPEG-1

MP3(MPEG-1, Layer 3)

M3U(MP3 Playlist files)

MPEG-2**

MPEG-4

M4A, M4B, M4P (iTunes 4 audio)

PDF (Mac OS X)

Photoshop*

PICS

PICT

PLS

PNG

QCP

QuickTime Image File

QuickTime Movie

SD2 (SoundDesigner 2)

SDP

SDV

SF2 (SoundFont 2)

SGI

SMIL

System 7 Sound (Mac OS 9)

Targa

Text

TIFF*

TIFF Fax

VDU (Sony Video Disk Unit)

Virtual Reality (VR)

Waves

There are also many other common free and commercial software packages
around. If you can open it on your pc I would put good money on being
able to open it on a Mac.

Hey dave991, I am satisfied with that answer, how do I close the
question and pay you?  I think you might need to post it as the answer
and not a comment.