PIC (Yanagisawa)
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'''PIC''' is a raster graphics format that was used mainly in Japan. It was apparently developed by the same "Yanagisawa" person who developed [[Pi (image format)|Pi]] and [[PIC2]]. | '''PIC''' is a raster graphics format that was used mainly in Japan. It was apparently developed by the same "Yanagisawa" person who developed [[Pi (image format)|Pi]] and [[PIC2]]. | ||
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| + | See [[PIC]] for more formats with that name. | ||
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| + | Some file format lists include a format named '''Japan PIC''' or '''Japan Picture''', with extension '''.jpc'''. Those are ''probably'' references to this format. As evidence, the DOS program ''DISPLAY'' ({{CdTextfiles|simtel/stmsdos9709/disk1/DISC1/GRAPHICS/DISP189A.ZIP|DISP189A.ZIP}} + {{CdTextfiles|simtel/stmsdos9709/disk1/DISC1/GRAPHICS/DISP189B.ZIP|DISP189B.ZIP}}), by Jih-Shin Ho, supports this format as "Japan PIC (.jpc)". | ||
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[[Wikipedia:Comparison of graphics file formats]] says it was developed by Yanagisawa, but lacks a citation. | [[Wikipedia:Comparison of graphics file formats]] says it was developed by Yanagisawa, but lacks a citation. | ||
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Revision as of 13:13, 10 July 2020
PIC is a raster graphics format that was used mainly in Japan. It was apparently developed by the same "Yanagisawa" person who developed Pi and PIC2.
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Disambiguation
See PIC for more formats with that name.
Some file format lists include a format named Japan PIC or Japan Picture, with extension .jpc. Those are probably references to this format. As evidence, the DOS program DISPLAY (DISP189A.ZIP + DISP189B.ZIP), by Jih-Shin Ho, supports this format as "Japan PIC (.jpc)".
Identification
Files begin with ASCII "PIC". Note that this does not distinguish them from Psion PIC.
Software
- The XV Japanese extension → xvpic.c
Sample files
- (forum post) → PIC.rar → PIC/pic/...
Editors' notes
This article is meant to be about the format implemented by the xvpic.c XV extension, whatever its correct name, file extension, and developer might be.
Wikipedia:Comparison of graphics file formats says it was developed by Yanagisawa, but lacks a citation.
