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Hi,

I am wondering what happens if I have, say, a tag with a count of 4
and type byte. Should I store the values directly there, or if the
count is more than one should I always point somewhere else? I
understand from the standard that if it can fit then you put it in the
offset, but I would like to make sure. I am writing a few VB classes
to give me very tight control over the position of the constituent
components in a tiff file and want to make sure I don't do silly
things when rewriting the file...

Cheers
Antoine
-- 
G System, The Evolving GUniverse - http://www.g-system.at


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