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On Wed, 1 Mar 2006, Jonathan King wrote:
So questions come up periodically about getting hardcopy stuff onto the
web. Here's another idea:
http://www.djvuzone.org/
As far as I understand it, this suggests that one can possibly look
forward to having a lot of stuff on-line in a readable (if not
searchable) format more easily than one might think. I'm amused. (I
became aware of this when a book that gone into the PD pointed out that
you could download it in djvu format at 6 MB, or the scanned PDF at 32
MB...
I am really surprised that this is the first I've heard of djvu. It
sounds like a great format. I sometimes scan journal articles to PDF,
which makes them big image files, not OCR, so I could use something that
would do a better job. The only problem is that almost no one knows about
this format, so I can't just put a file on the web and have people easily
make use of it. I'll end up just like the guys with the book:
scanned PDF: 32 MB
djvu format: 6 MB
my web site: 38 MB
Not much savings there. But I hope djvu will catch on and I can feel
comfortable getting down to this:
my web site: 6 MB
Mike
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