cph

[steve.ledger]

.cpt is a Corel PHOTO-PAINT bitmap file, so yes TIFF would have been a likely format then.

However, your files are .cph type, which are not bitmaps, so renaming them to .tif will have no effect.

If you drop them into a text editor you can read stuff like:

Cream of Tomato and Rice Soup
with Bread Roll & Butter

Homecooked Leg of Lamb
Carved onto a bed of peaches
Homecooked Whole Turkey Carved by our Chef’s
Homecooked Whole Sirloin of Beef Carved by our chefs
Whole Poached Salmon with Prawns Carved by our Chefs
Mixed Leaf Salad with Olive Dressing
Tomato and Red Onion Salad with Cucumber Ribbons
Braised Red Cabbage with Orange & Herbs
Half Eggs with Prawns Mayonnaise
Sweet Potato Salad with Irish Scallions
Beetroot Salad with Vinagarette

Basket of Hot Crusty Rolls with Butter

Strawberry & Orange Sorbret & Grand Marnier Cream

and

Homecooked Ham with Peaches
Homecooked Topside of Beef with York Batter
Homecooked Chicken Jeanettes with Wine Sauce
Poached Salmon with Prawns & Marie-Rose Sauce
Mixed Leaf Salad with Olive Dressing
Braised Savoy Cabbage & Bacon Salad
Apple, Celery and Walnut Salad
Long Grain Rice Salad with Peppers
Maccaroni Pasta & Blue Cheese Dressing
Hot Buttered Jacket Potatoes with Chives

Basket of Hot Crusty Bread Rolls & Butter

Warm Chocolate Fudge Cake with Cream & Ice Cream

[jen0dorf]

Hi#

Ok despite my best attempts, I have failed to get a conversion program for CPH

However I have discovered that it was created using corel print house v6.

A search on the web shows that it is obselete and whilst sites list it ie amazon they have no stockbut there are a few sites listing an oem version for $29.99 which is ok because once I convert these files then they will be manipulated by corel x4. After that the software will never be used again

Has anyone used these sites?

http://lunderkin.com/search.php?q=corel+print+house

or where can I get a copy

thanks

Ian

[steve.ledger]

Pretty much all of the software on sites such as those were never distributed as OEM.
OEM software is a special licensing system that allows computer manufacturers to supply pre installed versions with their hardware and in some cases allow third party manufacturers to buy then sell under their own branding.
I have never for example come across a PC system with an OEM version or CorelDrawX4 or Adobe Lightroom.
It's dodgy.

[ss-kalm]

My Corel Print House 2000 was an OEM version that was supplied by Lexmark as a bonus when buying a printer.