In Please visit our sponsor. Originally a shareware title called SHRConvert, it became a commercial product published by Seven Hills Software and renamed to SuperConvert when version 3 shipped several years ago. SuperConvert lets you open graphics files from a large assortment of file formats and save them back out into Apple II GS formats. Installing SuperConvert 4 When you purchase SuperConvert 4, you receive a single floppy disk with the software on it.
Installation is simple enough.
Just launch the self-extracting ShrinkIt archive and choose the disk you'd like to install the software onto. On the left is the window in which you select the format of the source picture you want to load. There doesn't seem to be much capacity for automatically determining the type of data in the file. There are two panels in the Load formats window. The selection is impressive and quite comparable to the formats supported by many common converter utilities on other platforms.