I need to convert some images that are currently in the "ERDAS
Imagine" (.img) image file format to something Adobe Photoshop recognizes. 
Tiff perhaps.  I would prefer that this software be free or under $50,
and that it have a real User Interface and not be a command-line-only
app.  If it must be a command line app, make sure instructions for use
are included in the simplest terms.  Seriously, pretend I am a brain
damaged monkey or a small child that is extremely drunk.

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 22 Dec 2004 13:16 PST

Here is a program which converts many different filetypes. There is a
mention of .img files. A free trial of the software is available:

http://www.eprintdriver.com/ePrint-File-Formats.html

Please let me know if this works for you, and I'll be pleased to post
it as your answer.

Looks like that is a different .img format - a 1 bit one.  I have come
accross three different .img file types but I'm only interested in the
"Erdas Imagine" format.  It's used for dealing with huge files -
usually geographical data.

Thanks for the info. I'm not familiar with ERDAS Imagine files, so I
didn't know that there are other types of .img files.

This looks interesting:

http://imgssupport.intergraph.com/Tools.asp?ID=14&Product=geovec&SORT=Title

Yeah, that seems to be a command line app - I tried to figure it out a
few days ago and was completely flummoxed it's installation notes say
to "Download to your product bin directory".  Where is that?  To which
"product" does this refer?