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Re: stroke and fill

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From: David_Cristian
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 09:35
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I'm sorry for the questions, but I was kind of scared and I needed some help ...
Anyway I have one new problem .
I'm using ReusableStreamDecode filter and I used ASCII85 to encode the data, but when I use LZWDecode filter I get an error from gsview

<</Filter [/ASCII85Decode /LZWDecode]>>

And also, when I don't use this filter(ReusableStreamDecode) because it is availibile only for language level 3 printers and my data source is an array like this:

/CreateDataArray
{ /temp exch def
[{ temp 256 string readstring
not { exit} if
}loop 

  }
  		bind def
  /ImageData_c:\temp\26\img.jpeg

currentfile
/ASCII85Decode filter CreateDataArray
s8N <<..data..>>

how can I use two filters in this second situations?

PS: I totally understand if you don't answer and I promise I will come only whit important things to ask on this forum if you do answer me.

Thanks,
David
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