LightningPaint

LightningPaint was a monochrome, black + white bitmap graphics editor for the Apple Macintosh series of personal computers.[1] Written in Lightspeed C, the program was similar to MacPaint, but distributed as shareware[2] long after Apple stopped bundling MacPaint with new computers.

References

Bilbo, Mark; Maki, Ken (1992). "Chapter Twenty-Five: Using LightningPaint". Big Mac Secrets. Carmel, IN: Que Corporation. pp. 1019–1080. ISBN 0-88022-992-6.
Prevost, Ruffin; Terrell, Rob (1994). "Chapter 9: Graphics & Clip Art". The Mac Shareware 500: The Last Word on the Best Virus-Free Mac Shareware, Second Edition. Ventana Press. pp. 229–230. ISBN 1-56604-076-0.

External links

LightningPaint page at an archive of old Mac graphic software

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[1] Bilbo, Mark; Maki, Ken (1992). "Chapter Twenty-Five: Using LightningPaint". Big Mac Secrets. Carmel, IN: Que Corporation. pp. 1019–1080. ISBN 0-88022-992-6.

[2] Prevost, Ruffin; Terrell, Rob (1994). "Chapter 9: Graphics & Clip Art". The Mac Shareware 500: The Last Word on the Best Virus-Free Mac Shareware, Second Edition. Ventana Press. pp. 229–230. ISBN 1-56604-076-0.