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Thread2008.09.28 12:17 "Re: Compression code 34719", by Gene AmtowerOn Sun, 2008-09-28 at 09:05 +0200, ComSquare Martin Osieka wrote: > > In the meantime I figured out that I’m talking about MDI-Tiffs. > I had no idea that libtiff allows the MDI magic ‘EP’ in addition to > the standard ones ‘II’ and ‘MM’. > > > > It may be possible to use OLE for decoding of 34719 > > or to figure out which internal codec is used. MS quite often reuses > stuff with a new name. > > btw: Tiff tag 37680 in these MDIs is in MSCD format containing the > standard document infos. > > > > Martin > Martin, Since this all read as Greek to me, I decided to try to find out more info on these terms through some google searching. >From my investigation, I think you are saying that these image files are in a format used by an old version of MS office (2003), where MDI means Microsoft Document Image format and MSCD is the Microsoft Secure Content Delivery program. I think this is saying that Microsoft defined their own codec for image storage in MS Office 2003. On one google result that I found, it appears that MS has abandoned this image format in later versions of MS Office. Is this what you were saying? Also, isn't OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) another MS-only standard that doesn't help anyone using a non-MS platform? Thanks, Gene Amtower |
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