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    Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Re: AK-9
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    List of file types=20
    Image file formats=20

    Bitmap (.bmp). Often a good choice because Windows itself and most=20
    Windows programs accept the .bmp file type.=20
    FlashPix (.fpx). A FlashPix file contains a complete image plus=20
    several lower resolution copies of that image. The advantage of the=20
    FlashPix file format over other file formats is that a program can=20
    automatically select the best resolution for a particular job to make=20
    editing and using images faster and easier. Cannot be used with 256-
    color output types.=20
    GIF (.gif). GIF is a compressed file format suitable for an image=20
    that will be used on the Web or on multiple platforms. You can save=20
    your GIF file as an interlaced GIF. Cannot be used with True Color=20
    output type.=20
    JPEG (.jpg). JPEG is a compressed file format for images. Its=20
    strengths are small file sizes and speed. The trade-off for these=20
    advantages, though, is reduced image quality. Because each time an=20
    image is compressed with JPEG it loses a little of the image data,=20
    avoid compressing a file with JPEG more than once. JPEG is an=20
    appropriate file format for an image that will be used on the Web or=20
    on multiple platforms.=20
    You can save your JPEG file as a progressive JPEG. When used on a Web=20
    page, a progressive JPEG is initially sent as just every other line,=20
    with the remaining lines sent immediately after. This allows a=20
    (somewhat blurry) image to display sooner. Most people prefer this.=20
    JPEG can be used only with True Color and Grayscale output types.=20

    PNG (.png). A compressed image file format that might replace GIF.=20
    Like GIF, PNG uses non-lossy compression, which means all the visual=20
    data is saved and restored when the file is decompressed. Unlike GIF,=20
    PNG can be used with the True Color output type, as well as grayscale=20
    ones.=20
    TIFF (.tif). Usually created by scanners, TIFF files are widely=20
    accepted by programs that work with photographs and other images. A=20
    TIFF file is a bitmapped graphic (also called a raster graphic) and=20
    can be any resolution. TIFF image files can be used on multiple=20
    platforms.=20
    TIFF compressed (.tif). TIFF compressed files for images are smaller=20
    than standard TIFF files.=20
    PCX image (.pcx). The PCX file format is for images used in Windows=20
    programs such as PC Paintbrush and Paint.=20
    Windows Metafile (.wmf). The Microsoft Windows Metafile file format=20
    is used for scalable (vector) images in Windows programs. It is only=20
    available for images using the Black & White Scalable (vector) output=20
    type.=20
    Text or text-and-image file formats=20

    HTML (.htm). HTML is useful for text and graphics that will be viewed=20
    on the World Wide Web. When this format is selected for a scanned=20
    image containing both text and images, the text is converted to=20
    editable text and is saved as HTML, and the graphics are saved as GIF=20
    or JPEG files.=20
    PDF (.pdf). PDF is a format useful for text, photos, and drawings.=20
    Use Adobe Acrobat Reader to view .pdf files. If no changes need to be=20
    made to the file, this file type is useful for sharing (as through=20
    e-mail) and filing because of its generally small file size.=20
    Rich Text (.rtf). The .rtf format can be used with a page that=20
    contains text or text and pictures. The formatting of text in an .rtf=20
    file can usually be retained and then interpreted by other programs.=20
    Text (.txt). Use .txt file format for saving only the text in the=20
    selection area and when you are using the Editable Text (OCR) output=20
    type. Text will be editable, unformatted, ASCII text.=20

    I prefer bitmap but can not argue against JPEG. To me they are=20
    equivalent. To be honest I did not consider the muling and only the=20
    date. Based on the muling factor I think you made a fine purchase.=20
    However, if its anything but a 1750 please post the pictures and tell=20
    everyone and his brother I was wrong - if you wish.

    JPL


    --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, Dan Freidus <freidus@w...>=20
    wrote:
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    > >Why would anyone use bmp for ebay photos? It's slower than JPG=20
    and=20
    > >it's basically a PC-only format while everyone can read a JPG=20
    (which=20
    > >is what most cameras generate to begin with).
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    > Dan
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    > >I can open the pictures on ebay (bmp format) but can not open the=20
    last
    > >two attachments John sent.
    > >Stan
    > >
    > >"David L. Palmer" wrote:
    > >
    > >> Rob, It's not the pictures, it YOU! You and that Mac your=20
    always
    > >> yapping about<bg> DP
    > >>
    > >>
    > >>
    > >> --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, rob retz=20
    <auctoricon@a...>
    > >> wrote:
    > >> > I've NEVER had one of John's pictures open up on ebay - only=20
    seller
    > >> that I
    > >> > can recall that has pulled that one off.
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    > >> > Rob
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    > >I can open the pictures on ebay (bmp format) but can not open the=20
    > >last two attachments John sent.
    > >Stan
    > >
    > >"David L. Palmer" wrote:
    > >
    > >> Rob, It's not the pictures, it YOU! You and that Mac your always
    > >>yapping about<bg> DP
    > >>
    > >>
    > >>
    > >>--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, rob retz <auctoricon@a...>
    > >>wrote:
    > >>> I=8Fve NEVER had one of John=8Fs pictures open up on ebay - only=20
    seller
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