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2001.03.21 15:19 "Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 16:10 "Re: Wang tiff", by Helge Blischke
2001.03.21 16:20 "Re: Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 17:21 "Re: Wang tiff", by Nenad Rijavec
2001.03.21 17:33 "Re: Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 18:33 "Re: Wang tiff", by Rex Jolliff
2001.03.21 18:45 "Re: Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 19:46 "Re: Wang tiff", by Dave Abercrombie
2001.03.21 19:46 "Re: Wang tiff", by Yaron Kober
2001.03.23 13:09 "Re: Wang tiff", by Ross
2001.03.21 16:44 "Re: Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 17:14 "Re: Wang tiff", by Helge Blischke
2001.03.21 17:02 "Re: Wang tiff", by Nenad Rijavec
2001.03.21 17:13 "Re: Wang tiff", by Neil Durant
2001.03.21 17:26 "Re: Wang Tiff", by Sim Zacks
2001.03.22 23:15 "Re: Wang Tiff", by Tom Lane

2001.03.21 19:46 "Re: Wang tiff", by Dave Abercrombie

FYI,

(Another shameless commercial plug)

I was playing around with the sample file mentioned, and one product was able to read it, Pagis Pro 3.0 by Scansoft.

In fact, they have a tool whereby you can hightlight a bunch of .tif files, and convert them in batch from Windows Explorer (right-click "Convert format..."). I tried this, and the .jpg file stored is about 5 times the size of the .tif file, but I believe that the JPEG quality was set a bit high. Maybe a batch program could rewrite the JPEG files with a lower Q factor.

Regards,

Dave Abercrombie