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I'm going to put a picture in OS/2. &nbsp;The original file is *.bmp which can be opened in windows platform. &nbsp;I want to convert the *.bmp file which can be opened in OS/2 platform.<br />
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I open the Picture Reviewer in OS/2, found that it only supports 3 formats: &nbsp;*.met, *.pif * *.spl.<br />
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Is there any tools that can simply convert the *.bmp into OS/2 readable format?
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I'm going to put a picture in OS/2.  The original file is *.bmp which can be opened in windows platform.  I want to convert the *.bmp file which can be opened in OS/2 platform.

I open the Picture Reviewer in OS/2, found that it only supports 3 formats:  *.met, *.pif * *.spl.

Is there any tools that can simply convert the *.bmp into OS/2 readable format?

How can I conver the *.bmp to *.met / *.pif / *.spl format?

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