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Date Posted: 19:54:43 03/08/02 Fri
Author: Dave
Subject: Re: conversion from tiff with compression tag 6
In reply to: Michel 's message, "Re: conversion from tiff with compression tag 6" on 19:32:41 02/18/02 Mon

You do know you can call the Kodak API don't you? There is a
object.SaveAs Image [,FileType,PageType,CompressionType,CompressionInfo,SaveAtZoom]
method that will help you out here.
Do you know someone with Windows '95? They have the .hlp file for the API calls (wangocxd.hlp). Some of the API has changed between '95 and w2k/'98, but for a simple conversion, you should be okay.

If you get stuck finding the API, email me and I'll give you some code.

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>Hi Robert,
>
>I believe this is the obsolete JPG compression, and
>Envision will not read it. I am quite sure the high
>end imaging libraries like LeadTool and Accusoft
>should read it and allow you to create a batch program.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Michel
>
>>is there a way to convert (by batch) a lot ( a few
>>1000) of tiff files with the compression tag 6 (Kodak
>>Imaging) to a more recent tiff specification or to
>>another file format e.g. jpeg, gif)?
>>the only way i´ve heard about, is to convert via Kodak
>>Imaging one by one!
>>
>>Thank´s

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