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Thread2001.01.12 22:52 "Re: What is the proper number of bytes in a TIFF 6.0 "word"", by Dave AbercrombieHelge Blischke wrote: > If you look at figure 1 (page 14 of the spec), I think it is clear that > a "word" is meant to be a 2 byte quantity, though the spec doesn't define > this term. What is your interpretation of clear. The "word" alignment corresponds to the value termed "A" in Figure 1, but there's nothing to show that "A" is aligned on a 2-byte boundary. If, however, the fact that all parcels of information seem to be in 2-byte blocks, then you might be right. But one could only imply from the fact that all of their little boxes are 2-byte boxes, whether filled in with solid or dashed lines. Dave |
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