recoding photo's saved in binary code to a format we can open and edit

Posted July 5th, 2009 by peterwitheridge

I have pictures which have been supplied to me by a proffessional media organisation. I can only open these in either Corel Draw or corel paint, some in corel Draw some in corel paint (not both) what I would like to be able to do is to somehow recode these pictures so that they can be opened in Adobe CS3 for example. Any suggestions would be very welcome.

Many thanks Peter.

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RE: recoding photo's saved in binary code...

On July 6th, 2009 jterrell said:

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your inquiry! Unfortunately, none of the Pervasive DataTools products will convert audio or video format…sorry!

I did a quick Google search for “convert corel to adobe”, and Google returned several sites that look as if they might have freeware or shareware that will perform the conversion you need. I hope that gets you going.

- Jo