I'm just reporting what is printed on the Data Professionals website.
-Chuck Harris
J. Forster wrote:
There was a lot of discussion about whether the company actually bought
the rights and/or whether the seller, in fact, owned the rights, , or just
some filing cabinets of hard copy manuals.
In a message dated 10/12/2010 10:19:08 GMT Standard Time, rbarri...@msn.com
writes:
I've downloaded the reduced-size PDF and, although not very obvious, there
is loss of quality. See the attached comparison and see how sharpness is
reduced on the optimized capture at the right side. My
Hi all,
why isn`t please, with respect to all working persones, the DJVU-Formating
better as all experiments to reduce some from datavolume? Regularly it
needs only ~10%-20% memory as pdf-files...
Best greetings!
Karesz
2010/12/10 gandal...@aol.com
In a message dated 10/12/2010 10:19:08 GMT
In a message dated 10/12/2010 16:17:29 GMT Standard Time,
szeke...@gmail.com writes:
why isn`t please, with respect to all working persones, the DJVU-Formating
better as all experiments to reduce some from datavolume? Regularly it
needs only ~10%-20% memory as pdf-files...
...@gmail.com
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Hi all,
why isn`t please, with respect to all working persones, the DJVU-Formating
better as all experiments to reduce some from datavolume? Regularly
DJVU does work well but is quite uncommon.
Every PC shipped these days seems to have adobe on it.
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 11:16 AM, K. Szeker szeke...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
why isn`t please, with respect to all working persones, the DJVU-Formating
better as all experiments to reduce some
DJVU is a wavelet decomposition scheme so as zoom in is done, the
resolution stays the same. Quite different from adobe. Unfortunately for
Lizardtech, DJVU never quite caught on.
Don
paul swed
DJVU does work well but is quite uncommon.
Every PC shipped these days seems to have adobe on it.
The best thing you can do after you scan a manual is run it through OCR.
If you have Acrobat then you have one of the best OCR systems around.
This dramatically improves the readabilty and crispness of the text and
at the same time makes the document much smaller and also it makes
it searchable.
Lizartech had a long legal dispute with ER Mapper concerning wavelets
compression patents. Both companies suffered a money bleeding and
finally both were sold, Lizardtech to a Japanese company and ER Mapper
to Leica's ERDAS Inc. (now Hexagon Group).
Ignacio, EB4APL
El 10/12/2010 19:19, Don
You obviously haven't come across all of the Adobe acrobat OCR'd manuals
on logsa. They are amazingly unusable. The OCR program gets way off
kilter, and makes a mess of large sections of the manuals... and unfortunately,
nobody has the resources to proofread the results.
Don't waste your time
Ask Dave at ArtekMedia. His manuals have indices in the .pdfs. They might
be automatically done, which implies OCR.
FWIW,
-John
You obviously haven't come across all of the Adobe acrobat OCR'd manuals
on logsa. They are amazingly unusable. The OCR program gets way off
Chuck,
Really ? Which little ham company is that ?
BillWB6BNQ
Chuck Harris wrote:
You obviously haven't come across all of the Adobe acrobat OCR'd manuals
on logsa. They are amazingly unusable. The OCR program gets way off
kilter, and makes a mess of large sections of the manuals...
I was a long thread on the Boatanchors, ArmyRadios, or Milsurplus list.
Probably on the Heathkit list also.
-John
==
Chuck,
Really ? Which little ham company is that ?
BillWB6BNQ
Chuck Harris wrote:
You obviously haven't come across all of the Adobe acrobat OCR'd
Press Release
October 2008
Data Professionals of Pleasanton California has purchased the Copyrights and existing inventory of all legacy Heathkit
product documentation from Heath Company of Benton Harbor Michigan for an undisclosed amount. The new company will make
copies of the original
There was a lot of discussion about whether the company actually bought
the rights and/or whether the seller, in fact, owned the rights, , or just
some filing cabinets of hard copy manuals.
FWIW,
-John
Press Release
October 2008
Data Professionals of Pleasanton
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