[Coco] [Color Computer] Requesting .pdf help...
Michael Wayne Harwood
michael at musicheadproductions.org
Mon Jul 18 20:39:02 EDT 2005
I appreciate the help! I certainly am not trying to be callous in my
approach, but I am a bit frustrated with having to trade size for quality.
It wouldn't be as bad if I wasn't able to compare .djvu along side of it
and see the obvious differences. I have said that OCR is not my main
goal, but knowing I can have searchable text AND an excellent looking
presentaion at a file size small enough to be able to include eveything on
a single DVD is very attractive to me. I will keep plugging at the app
you sent me the link to...
It's also important that the DVD be as self contained as possible with
viewers (both stand alone and browser plugins) included. There is a
free-standing java viewer that might lend itself very nicely to this
project, and a full text search (javascript based) engine that might be
nice to include as well... In short DjVU lends itself to a VERY classy
product.
Enough rambling...
Regards,
Michael Harwood
> No doubt... I mentioned this program since it seems like you can pick
> the compression method. What you'd want is a high quality but lossy
> compression like djvu appears to be. Maybe a high res jpeg?
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>> On a slightly related note I have obtained permission from Lizard Tech
>> to
>> include their browser plugins with the DVD, and there are a whole slew
>> of
>> GPL'd and open source tools that I am checking redistribution details
>> on. I
>> want to be able to put the DVD out with a full compliment of utilities
>> to
>> view the material without having to be dependant on a third party
>> website
>> that may or may not be around in 20 years.
>>
>
> Good idea. GPLed stuff should be clear for redistribution, you just
> either need to provide the source code if asked either via a web site or
> include it on the dvd.
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