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2007.06.29 13:44 "Microsoft Image Viewer", by Jonathan Finger
2007.06.29 13:52 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Toby Thain
2007.06.29 13:58 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Jonathan Finger
2007.06.29 14:57 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Edward Lam
2007.06.29 15:03 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Jonathan Finger
2007.06.29 15:06 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Edward Lam
2007.06.29 15:22 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Toby Thain
2007.06.29 16:18 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Leonard Rosenthol
2007.06.29 18:35 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Chris Cox
2007.06.29 17:43 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Kevin Myers
2007.06.29 18:01 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Kevin Myers

2007.06.29 15:22 "Re: Microsoft Image Viewer", by Toby Thain

On 29-Jun-07, at 12:06 PM, Edward Lam wrote:

> Have you tried LZW or AdobeDeflate?

These and ZIP should work very well for 1-bit images, but presumably  
the OP is using photographic images?

--Toby

> I've never tried but just throwing out some possibilities.
>
> -Edward
>
> Jonathan Finger wrote:
>> That is the only way to reduce the image to a manageable size.  ZIP
>> compression could possible work even though it isn't as good as  
>> jpeg but
>> unfortunately Microsoft won't open that format either.
>> Jonathan
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Edward Lam [mailto:edward@sidefx.com] Sent: Friday, June 29,  
>> 2007 10:58 AM
>> To: Jonathan Finger
>> Cc: tiff@lists.maptools.org
>> Subject: Re: [Tiff] Microsoft Image Viewer
>> Jonathan Finger wrote:
>>> When I use libtiff to create a jpeg compressed tiff it can not be
>> viewed
>>> by Microsoft image viewer (or any other Microsoft product).  The  
>>> image
>>> appears as a black image of the correct height and width.  Also  
>>> Microsoft image viewer throws an error that says it is an invalid  
>>> image.  The tiff can be opened by other image viewers just not
>> Microsoft
>>> ones.  Does anyone have any information on this problem and even  
>>> possibly a work around?
>> Don't use jpeg compressed tiffs?
>
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