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Article #8300Re: Simple scripting (I Hope) :)
From: Jeremy_Gregorio
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 01:41
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 01:41
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Well, using imagemagick, there's a noticable loss in image quality from tiff to bmp or eps. Trying to place the images using the script gets me "Unable to Read Tiff". Then again, is it possible these aren't quite tiffs? Or, to paraphrase Homer Simpson: It looks like tiff, it tastes like tiff, but Brother, it ain't Tiff! :). I've seen stuff like that in windows before, but then again windows opens it like a tiff, and so does Imagemagick's viewer. But then again IM viewer gives me this Gem: "unknown field with tag 37681 (0x9331) encountered. 'TIFFReadDirectory'". Looks like it might be a minor bug in the tiff loader though. Harmless enough and no real indication of bad tiffs. Trying to place the image manually gets me an error about the image being damaged or incompatible. I tried running it through image magic (converting from tif to tif) hoping it would clean up the header or some such, no luck. It looks like the scipt would work beautifully, if I could just get the tiffs to coroporate :)
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