Viewing Scanned images
Walter Vaughan
wvaughan at steelerubber.com
Thu Aug 3 07:55:21 PDT 2006
ivan chason wrote:
> Is there a viewing app that I could run on unix to let
> other viewers see the scanned images though?
You're still missing the problem. The files are what they are. You can covert
them from .tiff to .jpg's to .swf's, but they still are bits of data on a
server. Your unix box is the server. Your clients are the Windows, MacOSX, or
Linux machines that a person sits at. The clients "pull" the information into
them and use an application like irfanview and convert those bits of data into a
image that is displayed on a screen or paper. Nothing on the server has to do
with the viewing, how it get viewed all happens on the client device.
Well that's not entirely true... if you change the metaphor of how you
communicate with the server to be web based, then the server does have a huge
"say" in how those images get in front of the client.
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Walter
http://incubator.apache.org/ofbiz/
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