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Attachments:
Download 'jpeg2000.gif' (14 KB)
Preview of image 'jpeg2000.gif'
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I can't see it. ;-)
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Shouldn't the extension be jp2 instead of jpg2 ?
Tor Olav
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It's kinda fuzzy
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> It's kinda fuzzy
yeah, and only in B&W ;)
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Since I use Irfan view, I checked to see if it would support Jpg 2000 - No -
but the upgrade (and download) for all plug ins was extremely easy and quick
(4MB by cable). With that I was able to save a picture from this NG and
view it.
Was it worth the trouble, you ask?
Barely! Upgrade easy. Save and open picture - yeah, whatever.
Will I bother to save and open more pictures because Outlook6 doesn't
support the file format?
No.
So what's the point in posting in a format which is inconvenient for people
to use, I wonder.
Suggest a link to a website for those interested.
Stephen
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"Stephen" <pen### [at] shawca> wrote in message
news:4050d3a4$1@news.povray.org...
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> Since I use Irfan view, I checked to see if it would support Jpg 2000 -
No -
> but the upgrade (and download) for all plug ins was extremely easy and
quick
> (4MB by cable). With that I was able to save a picture from this NG and
> view it.
>
> Was it worth the trouble, you ask?
> Barely! Upgrade easy. Save and open picture - yeah, whatever.
> Will I bother to save and open more pictures because Outlook6 doesn't
> support the file format?
> No.
>
> So what's the point in posting in a format which is inconvenient for
people
> to use, I wonder.
> Suggest a link to a website for those interested.
For Outlook users (like me), there is a pull-down menu with a paper-clip on
the right of the preview pane. Just pull that down and choose it to open it.
Irfanview associates jp2 with it (annoyingly, it associated a lot more than
that, even though I told it not to) and it will pop-up really quick. It
really isn't a signficant of work, IMHO.
Irfanview is available at:
http://www.irfanview.com/
Make sure you download BOTH the program AND the plug-ins. Total install time
is about 2 minutes or less.
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- Respectfully,
Dan
http://<broken link>
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