Converting 72 dpi to 300 dpi

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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote:

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

yes

You could always try software such as S-Spline to increase the resolution…. Not as good as the original, but pretty effective in tough situations

Rohit

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Design – Photography – Hospitality Marketing Solutions

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

the image will not look that good when done……….. look for something else
"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

And the answer is yes.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

there are some nice software programs going around the at the moment.

however

detail CANNOT be invented where no detail previously existed. end of story unfortunately.

Without more info on your end, it’s impossible to answer accurately (I’m surprised everyone else has already jumped the gun to inform you it’s flat-out impossible).

If the lo-res image you have has enough pixels in it, you’ll be fine. Increase the "resolution" to 300 ppi without resampling and you’ve got a print-quality image that will print perfectly, albeit at about 1/3 the final print size of the original. If that’s okay with what you need it for, you’re good to go.

If, on the other hand, you need a final image size that’s closer to the original image size, or even larger, you might be out of luck. I’ve had *some* luck in the past tweaking lo-res images with a combination of Gaussian Blur, "pumping pixels" into the image (increasing the res and resampling), and then Unsharp Masking (in that order). It has limited capabilities, but depending on your image and it’s ultimate end use, you might get somewhere with it…

Good luck.

Ben W.

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

Go to Image, Image Size…, untick Resample Image, and type in 300 pixels/inch. Of course, ppi/dpi has no relevence whatsoever unless the images are intended for print output or layout at 100% scale, and thus can be previewed accurately to size.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

Eric Gill …

(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw? If you are, it would be productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

"imaspy" …

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

there are some nice software programs going around the at the moment.

Cool. 🙂

I believe I have found a simple production method that requires no additional programs. Having said that, I want to know if anyone is interested in testing my method and reporting back to the newsgroup. Any takers? It’s free!

Hi Ben,

Thanks for the response!

"Ben Woodward" wrote in message

Without more info on your end, it’s impossible to answer accurately (I’m surprised everyone else has already jumped the gun to inform you it’s flat-out impossible).

So am I but everything is *impossible*, didn’t you know? 😉 I was very interested to see if the consensus was that it was still impossible (as a local Web group was very skeptical of my findings) or if I was just one of a few who knew that it’s no longer impossible and probably hasn’t ever been impossible. 🙂

If the lo-res image you have has enough pixels in it, you’ll be fine.

Interesting

(snip)…and you’ve got a print-quality image that will print perfectly,

albeit at about 1/3 the

final print size of the original.

I have a fix for that. Email me (check the headers for the address) and I will tell you how to solve that one.

If, on the other hand, you need a final image size that’s closer to the original image size, or even larger, you might be out of luck.

Ben, I’m impressed! That’s all I’m going to say. hehe

…(snip)… It has limited capabilities, but depending on your image and

it’s ultimate end use, you

might get somewhere with it…

That’s awesome! Thanks. 🙂 I’m not much of a mathematical (pixels) wizard, so I appreciate your thoughts quite a bit!

I have found another method for original size matching. I haven’t figured out a way to make it larger than the original size without doing what you suggested above (although I will certainly play around with that method). Hopefully it will come to me in a dream. lol

Good luck.

Thank you. Email me (yahoo.ca) for another solution(free! grin).

"Rob" wrote in message

Go to Image, Image Size…, (snip)

Thanks Rob. I will try that method. If you want to know of another one, just email me. Cheers!

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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw?

No.

If you are, it would be
productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.

"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

On 8 May 2004 09:55:53 -0700, (Toronto Web
Designer) scribbled:

Eric Gill …

(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw? If you are, it would be productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

he’s pointing out that those two words are extraneous and that the task IS impossible.

Was the image shot with a digital camera?

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

I’ve never tried it, don’t know if it’ll work for you.

Best of luck!

Hi Eric,

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.

"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

Thank you for responding.

I’m one of those people who think there is possibility in everything. There was a time that my spirit wasn’t as creative and I was racking my brain trying to figure out how to be *more* creative. Finally, through an epiphany, I found that it was my judging brain that was holding me back. These days, while I still judge, I’m much more open to possibilities and phrases like, "can’t do it", "impossible". "that’s silly" and "no way" are
pushed away from my thought processes.

What is a fact? At one point it was a fact that the world was flat. It was also a fact that flight was impossible. Facts are fleeting. Opinions are ever flowing.

Ben W. and others are on the mark. We have found methods to overcome this problem. It IS possible to do that conversion process! Now, if you want to argue why it isn’t possible, that’s certainly a worthy venture and we could all learn quite a bit from such a discussion but then it won’t be truly productive or objective until the flipside is discussed as well. Why IS it possible?

Regards.

Hiya!

"wavy~dave" (snip) wrote in message

Was the image shot with a digital camera?

Nope.

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the

resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

I believe that could work. I’m not mathematically skilled ;however, intuitively I get this feeling that digital photos would produce a better result.

Best of luck!

Thanks! 🙂

btw, are you in the Toronto area?

On Sat, 8 May 2004 14:34:31 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

We have found methods to overcome this
problem.

Yet oddly, you won’t publicly disclose those methods…

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
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Hi Eric,

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.

"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

Thank you for responding.

<plonk>

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Sat, 8 May 2004 14:34:31 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

We have found methods to overcome this
problem.

Yet oddly, you won’t publicly disclose those methods…

You are kidding, right? hehe. There are two designers who did disclose their methods. I haven’t disclosed mine but have offered mine in return for their kindness and generosity. I’m past giving away trade secrets while remaining poor! lol

I will do a test for you if you like (just send me an image you want converted and I will do it for free), I have already offered that and for others I will give away my method. But I’m not about to get ripped off by a whole bunch of newsgroup opportunists. *grin* I help the community in other ways. This, apparently, is a trade secret. And as someone else mentioned (and given what I got in my mailbox), there is software hitting the shelves to do the conversion process. I don’t need to use additional software though.

My suggestion is for people to consider this as a possibility and to: a) either work towards finding a method that works or b) employing those that can do it but stop telling clients it’s impossible – because it isn’t impossible! My *real* business name is not listed here, I’m not here to solicit business (although that’s always nice to get), and there are others who can do what I do. I was here to ask a simple question: Do people think this is *still* impossible? The answer: most people do *think* it is impossible. I’m quite thankful that there are those who were giving of their resources to tell me of their methods and in return I will give them my methods.

There is no progress or innovation in thinking things are impossible. Instead, tell us exactly why you think it’s impossible and if one has a skeptics mind, also work towards understanding why something IS possible.

In other words, if someone says something is impossible, don’t follow the herd – beat to your own drum.

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"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
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Hi Eric,

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.

"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

Thank you for responding.

<plonk>

That’s not a good sign Eric. I’m thinking Miss Congeniality right now. 😉

It’s always been possible.

It’s called "resampling". 🙂

To "upsample" a low-res image to a higher one offers no advantage, UNLESS further post-processing work is undertaken. Kai Krause has some awesome techniques based around this for cleaning up line art.

JD

http://www.unleash.com/jeffh/

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Jeff H." wrote in message

It’s always been possible.

Well, I’m glad a few people are coming out of the woodwork. I was beginning to think I was some freak of nature but history tells me that when I come up with something, someone else has too – it’s that old collective unconscious thing. 😉

I’m still baffled about how many people think this is impossible. I was totally laughed out of a group for suggesting it was possible. Damn skeptics. *wink*

(snip)

Thanks JD. I will look into that, maybe that will help further develop my methods because I’m not very mathematically oriented, in other words, I have no idea why my method works – it just does! hehe

Cheers! I love this opening quote to your bio/articles/howto’s: "Break the rules and push the CorelDRAW Graphics Suite to the limits with unorthodox techniques" Right on!

P.S. My method doesn’t use resampling techniques but perhaps my method IS utilizing resampling.

Poor Eric, he thinks things stay the same for all time.

hahahaha.

Does your Sun still rotate around your little world?

hahahaha.

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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Eric Gill wrote in message
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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw?

No.

If you are, it would be
productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.
"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

Voivod…
Both you and Eric are pompous bigots if you insist interpolation cannot be achieved from 96 to 300 dpi. Every day of the year (Sundays excepted) The boys and girls at F-stop labs in Brisbane Australia (and no doubt Durst operators around the world) use interpolation to print photographs at 400 dpi from 100 dpi files on Durst Lambda digital photo printers.

Actual proof that a 100 dpi file can in fact be interpolated up to 400 dpi with minimal loss of information. http://www.technoaussie.com/judgment.htm Certainly viewed at a comparable distance, there is no appreciable difference between this photo and the original file sized at it’s original dimensions and 400 dpi.

When you and Eric Gill wake up one morning and discover that the world has magically transformed into a sphere and people are really standing on the edge of it without falling off, you might both begin to realize that nothing is forever.
Douglas
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"Voivod" wrote in message

On 8 May 2004 09:55:53 -0700, (Toronto Web
Designer) scribbled:

Eric Gill wrote in message

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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw? If you are, it would be productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

he’s pointing out that those two words are extraneous and that the task IS impossible.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
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I believe that could work. I’m not mathematically skilled ;however, intuitively I get this feeling that digital photos would produce a better result.

Why a digital photo should give better results than a high definition scanned image from a large format film or printed image?

ued

No, I’m in Winnipeg, that’s why I’m so nice (joking).

btw, are you in the Toronto area?

Aratzio wrote in news:BCC29B0E.FD4A9%
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Poor Eric, he thinks things stay the same for all time.

Informational thermodynamics certainly does.

Do a web search for the big words, puddin’.

hahahaha.

Does your Sun still rotate around your little world?

Feel better?

Good.

hahahaha.

Now, why don’t you turn mommy’s computer off before you drool into the keyboard and short it out again, hmm?

in article , Eric Gill at
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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Eric Gill wrote in message
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(Toronto Web Designer) wrote in
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Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

"Still" and "considered" do not belong in that sentence

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw?

No.

If you are, it would be
productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

"Still" presumes this situation may change. It will not.
"Considered" implies it is a matter of opinion. It is not.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

This works ok. If you squint it looks really good.
http://www.extensis.com/pxlsmartscale/index.html?ref=hp

—
ra

Hi ued,

"ued" wrote in message

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
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I believe that could work. I’m not mathematically skilled ;however, intuitively I get this feeling that digital photos would produce a

better

result.

Why a digital photo should give better results than a high

definition

scanned image from a large format film or printed image?

I don’t know. As I said, I just have a feeling that it does. 🙂 My feelings are often correct. I wish I could help you out further.

lol. Well, Canadians do have a sense of humour. :p And yes, you do seem nice. Have a great day!

No, I’m in Winnipeg, that’s why I’m so nice (joking).

btw, are you in the Toronto area?

"Sebastian Po" wrote in
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Voivod…
Both you and Eric are pompous bigots

Don’t lump me in with drooling boy. And don’t use words you don’t understand.

if you insist interpolation
cannot be achieved from 96 to 300 dpi. Every day of the year (Sundays excepted) The boys and girls at F-stop labs in Brisbane Australia (and no doubt Durst operators around the world) use interpolation to print photographs at 400 dpi from 100 dpi files on Durst Lambda digital photo printers.

Actual proof that a 100 dpi file can in fact be interpolated up to 400 dpi with minimal loss of information.
http://www.technoaussie.com/judgment.htm

You mean the picture the page says was made with a medium format camera with professional grade film and scanned at 4800 dpi?

http://www.technoaussie.com/review_4870.htm

And the page says nothing at all about ‘interpolation.’

Stop insulting your own intelligence.

<snip>

Well yes, I know I have been plonked (a word used by Usenet children when they are having a tantrum)… lol

Informational thermodynamics certainly does.

What makes you an expert on this subject matter and how does it relate to this discussion? You seem inclined to deliver asinine responses instead of contributing productively to the discussion. And do you think we are morons?

Here’s the bottom line: it IS possible to do this type of conversion. There are verifiable, in your face, by thine eye, results. Now, if you want to dissect and analyze why you do or do not believe it can work, well that’s a new and valuable discussion, now isn’t it? If you are worth your salt, won’t you knock it off and enlighten us?

Gotta[sic] love Usenet. 🙂

P.S. Removed the post to alt.stupidity to spare the flaming dolt from embarrassment! :p

Voivod…
Both you and Eric are pompous bigots

Don’t lump me in with drooling boy. And don’t use words you don’t

understand.

(snip)

Stop insulting your own intelligence.

Do you realize what you are saying?

You ARE a pompous bigot, aren’t you? Voivod was standing up for you and then you kick them down – brilliant… *shakes head*

There is no end to Usenet insanity. 🙂

(snip)

This works ok. If you squint it looks really good.
http://www.extensis.com/pxlsmartscale/index.html?ref=hp

Thanks. 🙂

If you squint, it looks really good? *giggles* Are you serious or making a *funny*? In other words, is this product crap? Would you have an example of output by any chance?

I find two things interesting: a) that it’s a PS plug in and b) that it came out just around the time I made my own discovery (utilizing the collective unconscious theory and synchronicity). Just to mention, I use my method through PS, so this gives me the impression that there’s something already available that makes this happen and if one knows the *trick or process*, then one can get the same result without additional software. Also, I had not found a way to scale up beyond the original dimensions so this product is interesting.

Anyway, thanks a bunch for the info and contemplations!

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear

(write that down)

Agreed. But a true creative would try before concluding that he or she couldn’t…

On Sun, 09 May 2004 05:50:49 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?

you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear

(write that down)

I understand exactly what a bigot is and you fit that description perfectly Eric.
You really are a narrow minded person too. If you looked around you’d learn a few things and stop making an idiot out of yourself. The following is from the Fstop Lab’s instructions for getting large prints made:

Resolution – The Lambda is capable of imaging up to 400dpi (continuous-tone resolution is effectively 4000dpi when compared to half-tone reproduction). Lower resolution files can be interpolated using the Lambda’s advanced interpolation algorithm and still achieve excellent results. Use the guide below when preparing your images –

Image Sizes Resolution
up to A3 (420x297mm) 300/400dpi
up to A0 (841x1189mm) 200dpi
larger than A0 100dpi

Now I don’t know if you know that a 5 foot wide print is larger than A0 of even if you know what A0 size really is. You certainly dont demonstrate having a clue about print quality. It matters not what resolution I scanned the image at but the resolution of the file I supplied for the print. Maybe you ought to stick to simple things Eric? You sure as hell haven’t got a clue when it comes to getting salable output from small files.

Douglas
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"Eric Gill" wrote in message

"Sebastian Po" wrote in
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Voivod…
Both you and Eric are pompous bigots

Don’t lump me in with drooling boy. And don’t use words you don’t understand.

if you insist interpolation
cannot be achieved from 96 to 300 dpi. Every day of the year (Sundays excepted) The boys and girls at F-stop labs in Brisbane Australia (and no doubt Durst operators around the world) use interpolation to print photographs at 400 dpi from 100 dpi files on Durst Lambda digital photo printers.

Actual proof that a 100 dpi file can in fact be interpolated up to 400 dpi with minimal loss of information.
http://www.technoaussie.com/judgment.htm

You mean the picture the page says was made with a medium format camera with professional grade film and scanned at 4800 dpi?

http://www.technoaussie.com/review_4870.htm

And the page says nothing at all about ‘interpolation.’

Stop insulting your own intelligence.

<snip>

"Sebastian Po" wrote in
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I understand exactly what a bigot is and you fit that description perfectly Eric.

Well, I advised you to stop insulting your own intelligence, and, as they say, no good deed goes unpunished.

You really are a narrow minded person too.

How would this excuse you from backing up your claims?

If you looked around you’d
learn a few things and stop making an idiot out of yourself. The following is from the Fstop Lab’s instructions for getting large prints made:

Cut to the chase. You do not have a methodology for actually increasing resolution, but all this yack-yack boils down to increasing viewing distance, period. This still doesn’t make a 96 dpi image 300 dpi.

Welcome to reality. Wishingful thinking and spewing infantile insults won’t change it a bit.

<snip>

wavy~dave wrote:

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

You’re pulling legs, right?

—
Ben M.

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

I don’t think it has ever been considered impossible to resample/resize a 72dpi image to 300dpi.

The impossibility here is in resizing a 72dpi to 300dpi with the same quality as an original 300dpi – it is very difficult to extrapolate extra imaging information. The best you can do is to sharpen or clean up edges and lines (without introducing blocking or other noise).

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Ben M.

Ben Measures wrote in
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wavy~dave wrote:

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

You’re pulling legs, right?

Actually, this is correct, though it applies to any digital image.

Interpolation tends to produce ugly artifacts faster if you jump in large increments. Blow the same image up in smaller increments and you get more softening than blotchiness, at least for a while. Do a web search and you’ll find a number of Photoshop actions for this.

Difference between just plain ugly and mediocre. Eventually the image degrades to unuseable, and the methodology will certainly not make a 96 ppi image into a 300 ppi image.

Eric Gill wrote:

Ben Measures wrote in
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wavy~dave wrote:

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

You’re pulling legs, right?

Actually, this is correct, though it applies to any digital image.
Interpolation tends to produce ugly artifacts faster if you jump in large increments. Blow the same image up in smaller increments and you get more softening than blotchiness, at least for a while. Do a web search and you’ll find a number of Photoshop actions for this.

Difference between just plain ugly and mediocre. Eventually the image degrades to unuseable, and the methodology will certainly not make a 96 ppi image into a 300 ppi image.

Well I come from a mathematical background, and if there’s any advantage in incremental blowups in Photoshop then it’s because its algorithms aren’t implemented correctly.

—
Ben M.

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

Agreed. But a true creative would try before concluding that he or she couldn’t…

OH Ive tired.. but that was 15 years ago and I have sinced moved on

(snip)

Welcome to reality. Wishingful thinking and spewing infantile insults

won’t change it a bit.

If only you didn’t throw the first insult, I wouldn’t find this statement hypocritical. 🙂 …and there’s nothing wrong with wishful thinking… wishful thinking is about possibilities and that leads to invention and innovative ways of doing things… get with the program! (grin)

(snip)

The impossibility here is in resizing a 72dpi to 300dpi with the same quality as an original 300dpi – it is very difficult to extrapolate extra imaging information. The best you can do is to sharpen or clean up edges and lines (without introducing blocking or other noise).

Hi Ben,

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no one has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

"Ozman Trad" wrote in message

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

Agreed. But a true creative would try before concluding that he or she couldn’t…

OH Ive tired.. but that was 15 years ago and I have sinced moved on

Well, if that’s the case – you have given up. All well and good but that doesn’t mean that because you couldn’t do it that no one else can. Your original comment seemed to suggest accepting things as is but that isn’t how my brain works.

(snip)

Well I come from a mathematical background, and if there’s any advantage in incremental blowups in Photoshop then it’s because its algorithms aren’t implemented correctly.

Please excuse my mathematical ignorance… If the "algorithms aren’t implemented correctly" and there’s an advantage to that happening, isn’t that a good thing? Doesn’t that make it "correct"? I’m a bit confused.

Photoshop features a couple different resamping algorithms (bicubic and bilinear) though there are several other methods…

n8

Well I come from a mathematical background, and if there’s any advantage in incremental blowups in Photoshop then it’s because its algorithms aren’t implemented correctly.

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Ben M.

Why don’t you take the initiative and post a couple images for download (one at 72dpi, and one with your ‘magic’ resampling at 350dpi)?

Then challenge us to see if we can tell the difference?

n8

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no

one

has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

Way down deep in the middle of the congo, Toronto Web Designer and a hippo took an apricot a guava and a mango. Stuck it with the others and he danced a dainty tango…

Are you pointing out a grammar flaw? If you are, it would be productive and positive to point out exactly why it’s a flaw. Otherwise, what is the point to mention it?

Still = variable / factual.

Considered = subjective / opinion.

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Dale,
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Now playing: Winamp stopped

"n8 skow" wrote in message

Why don’t you take the initiative and post a couple images for download

(one

at 72dpi, and one with your ‘magic’ resampling at 350dpi)?
Then challenge us to see if we can tell the difference?

he wont because it cant be done – SURE anyone can resample an image, but lets see the QUALITY. MAybe a sow’s purse from a sow’s ear, but not a silk one.

On Sun, 9 May 2004 14:34:45 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

(snip)

The impossibility here is in resizing a 72dpi to 300dpi with the same quality as an original 300dpi – it is very difficult to extrapolate extra imaging information. The best you can do is to sharpen or clean up edges and lines (without introducing blocking or other noise).

Hi Ben,

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no one has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

Oddly you’ve still not posted your method for doing so…. wonder why that is….

I was just going to add… you have to just give it a try to know what a particular image will finally look like. If it is the only solution, definitely try it and judge after you have the sample.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
message

(snip)

The impossibility here is in resizing a 72dpi to 300dpi with the same quality as an original 300dpi – it is very difficult to extrapolate extra imaging information. The best you can do is to sharpen or clean up edges and lines (without introducing blocking or other noise).

Hi Ben,

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no

one

has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

Ok, nice of you to admit your failure as a graphic designer. I’ll move on to one who knows better…

On Sun, 09 May 2004 17:39:51 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

Agreed. But a true creative would try before concluding that he or she couldn’t…

OH Ive tired.. but that was 15 years ago and I have sinced moved on

Still = variable / factual.

Considered = subjective / opinion.

Have you read the whole thread? We already reviewed that. Look here: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=g:thl4106711116d&dq=&a mp;hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe =UTF-8&selm=VK9nc.54060%243Q4.1410901%40news20.bellgloba l.com

🙂 Some people have set their posts to x-no-archive I imagine as a lot of posts are missing from the Google archives.

OK. Give me an image to work with! 🙂

"n8 skow" wrote in message

Why don’t you take the initiative and post a couple images for download

(one

at 72dpi, and one with your ‘magic’ resampling at 350dpi)?
Then challenge us to see if we can tell the difference?

To try to settle the argument, I’d suggest that people try as many techniques as possible and see what works for them. Technologies change all the time, so there’s always room to explore possibilities.

And if a photo doesn’t look "professional" after resizing, why not run with it and use the distortions creatively as part of your design (much as the lines of a television screen can be used for creative effect)?

I’m surprised and disappointed by the downright nastiness of some of the posts to this enquiry. Regardless of one’s design skill level or opinion, I’m a believer in professionalism and etiquette in this industry, and I haven’t always seen that applied in these posts.

On 7 May 2004 21:55:25 -0700, (Toronto Web
Designer) wrote:

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

Oddly you’ve still not posted your method for doing so…. wonder why that

is….

Well if you read what I had to say to your last comment of the same sentiment, you would know… tsk tsk…

Here it is for you AGAIN. 🙂

http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=g:thl535829892d&dq=&amp ;hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=U TF-8&selm=AFanc.54604%243Q4.1419526%40news20.bellglobal. com

(snip)

Regardless of one’s design skill level or opinion, I’m a believer in

professionalism and etiquette in this industry, and I haven’t always seen that applied in these posts.

Agreed. Usenet can be a strange wasteland of dirt OR a playground of up-lifting colour. Certain people play like children and they are very unlikely to see that they are behaving this way. Oh well! It truly is their loss.

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

Ok, nice of you to admit your failure as a graphic designer. I’ll move on to one who knows better…

ZCUSE ME ? it’s a design failure to not be able to make a low res graphic look good in HR? Maybe YOU aught to look up what design MEANS you hack

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

And if a photo doesn’t look "professional" after resizing, why not run with it and use the distortions creatively as part of your design

LAME REASONING – apparantly you havent worked in the ‘REAL" world , pfffffffffffffft

I’m surprised and disappointed by the downright nastiness of some of the posts to this enquiry. Regardless of one’s design skill level or opinion, I’m a believer in professionalism and etiquette in this industry, and I haven’t always seen that applied in these posts.

How Ironic after calling me a ‘failed designer’? Sounds like sour grapes from a design wannabee hack –
What are you some kind of frustrated prep-house film-chaser?

See example of unprofessional loser below.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 00:59:09 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

And if a photo doesn’t look "professional" after resizing, why not run with it and use the distortions creatively as part of your design

LAME REASONING – apparantly you havent worked in the ‘REAL" world , pfffffffffffffft

I’m surprised and disappointed by the downright nastiness of some of the posts to this enquiry. Regardless of one’s design skill level or opinion, I’m a believer in professionalism and etiquette in this industry, and I haven’t always seen that applied in these posts.

How Ironic after calling me a ‘failed designer’? Sounds like sour grapes from a design wannabee hack –
What are you some kind of frustrated prep-house film-chaser?

"wavy~dave" wrote in message

See example of unprofessional loser below.

Plonk Off film boy

On Sun, 09 May 2004 09:40:23 GMT, "Sebastian Po" wrote:

I understand exactly what a bigot is and you fit that description perfectly Eric.
You really are a narrow minded person too. If you looked around you’d learn a few things and stop making an idiot out of yourself. The following is from the Fstop Lab’s instructions for getting large prints made:
Resolution – The Lambda is capable of imaging up to 400dpi (continuous-tone resolution is effectively 4000dpi when compared to half-tone reproduction). Lower resolution files can be interpolated using the Lambda’s advanced interpolation algorithm and still achieve excellent results. Use the guide below when preparing your images –

Image Sizes Resolution
up to A3 (420x297mm) 300/400dpi
up to A0 (841x1189mm) 200dpi
larger than A0 100dpi

Now I don’t know if you know that a 5 foot wide print is larger than A0 of even if you know what A0 size really is. You certainly dont demonstrate having a clue about print quality. It matters not what resolution I scanned the image at but the resolution of the file I supplied for the print. Maybe you ought to stick to simple things Eric? You sure as hell haven’t got a clue when it comes to getting salable output from small files.

There are several things you’re missing there. The main one being that as the size of the output increases, the actual resolution required goes down. Why? Because of the viewing distance. Try printing something at A4 at 100 dpi and look at it from a normal viewing distance. Then do the same with A0 and look at that from a normal viewing distance. I guarantee that, at the appropriate viewing distance, the A0 example will look far better than the A4 example.

—

Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

On Sun, 09 May 2004 15:44:27 +0100, Ben Measures
wrote:

wavy~dave wrote:

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

You’re pulling legs, right?

No, absolutely correct. It’s known as Stair Interpolation and you can get a good and cheap Photoshop plug in which does this from Fred Miranda at www.fredmiranda.com

—

Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

On Sun, 9 May 2004 20:21:56 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

Oddly you’ve still not posted your method for doing so…. wonder why that

is….

Well if you read what I had to say to your last comment of the same sentiment, you would know… tsk tsk…

Here it is for you AGAIN. 🙂

http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=g:thl535829892d&dq=&amp ;hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=U TF-8&selm=AFanc.54604%243Q4.1419526%40news20.bellglobal. com

Nice broken link… good old Outhouse Express…

So basically you’re saying that if someone says something’s impossible say it’s not but then run away when you’re asked ‘how’. Is that what you’re saying?

(snip)

Nice broken link… good old Outhouse Express…

Given the sheer brilliance you seem to emulate, I was certain you could patch this link together. My apologies for making such an assumption.

So basically you’re saying that if someone says something’s impossible say it’s not but then run away when you’re asked ‘how’. Is that what you’re saying?

My writing capabilities and original query seem to be lacking in clarity since it’s painfully obvious you can not read what I’m saying. Therefore, I will not repeat and/or rephrase my message again. It’s unfortunate that my intellect is nowhere near yours and I do hope you enjoy the rest of day.

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no

one

has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

look, so you’ve found yourself a way to do it. great. good for you. but seriously, it seems nobody could really care… so why keep running around telling everyone like a kid with a new bike at christmas?!? time to move on.

look, so you’ve found yourself a way to do it. great. good for you. but seriously, it seems nobody could really care… so why keep running around telling everyone like a kid with a new bike at christmas?!? time to move

on.

Wouldn’t you say it’s time for you to move on? I’m not running around. I’m fielding questions and responses and discussing things. It takes one or more to tango, I’m not talking to myself. lol

And yes, when someone says what I propose is impossible, I will flatly disagree. I think you and some others are having some problems with this – that’s unfortunate. To me, this indicates a lack of confidence, amongst other things.

One person asked me to demonstrate and I said OK. Now, they or someone else can give me an image to work with and we can talk about it or we can all move on. But telling me to stop discussing this is a bit silly and childish don’t you think?. At the same time, I don’t have all day for such bush beating (no presidential pun intended).

Give me an image to demonstrate. In other words, poop or get off the pot with your naysaying and stalling – it’s THAT simple. 🙂

I have some prints from that company. Some A3 in size some larger. The larger ones look just the same as the smaller ones and they all came from the same files (200 dpi).
W&W

"Hecate" wrote in message

On Sun, 09 May 2004 09:40:23 GMT, "Sebastian Po" wrote:

I understand exactly what a bigot is and you fit that description

perfectly

Eric.
You really are a narrow minded person too. If you looked around you’d

learn

a few things and stop making an idiot out of yourself. The following is

from

the Fstop Lab’s instructions for getting large prints made:
Resolution – The Lambda is capable of imaging up to 400dpi

(continuous-tone

resolution is effectively 4000dpi when compared to half-tone

reproduction).

Lower resolution files can be interpolated using the Lambda’s advanced interpolation algorithm and still achieve excellent results. Use the

guide

below when preparing your images –

Image Sizes Resolution
up to A3 (420x297mm) 300/400dpi
up to A0 (841x1189mm) 200dpi
larger than A0 100dpi

Now I don’t know if you know that a 5 foot wide print is larger than A0

of

even if you know what A0 size really is. You certainly dont demonstrate having a clue about print quality. It matters not what resolution I

scanned

the image at but the resolution of the file I supplied for the print.

Maybe

you ought to stick to simple things Eric? You sure as hell haven’t got a clue when it comes to getting salable output from small files.

There are several things you’re missing there. The main one being that as the size of the output increases, the actual resolution required goes down. Why? Because of the viewing distance. Try printing something at A4 at 100 dpi and look at it from a normal viewing distance. Then do the same with A0 and look at that from a normal viewing distance. I guarantee that, at the appropriate viewing distance, the A0 example will look far better than the A4 example.
—

Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

I’ve seen some plug-ins that are said to enable 1600% upsampling ‘with minimum loss of detail’, blah-blah… The thing is, that would mean that we could all save photos in 72dpi (if we are not too picky) and upsample them only when we need hi-res images. That I find hard to believe…

The level of detail that a 72dpi image covers is simply and mathematically insufficient to recover the detail neded to produce a decent 300dpi image.

If you downsample a 300dpi image to 72dpi, you lose some detail. Something that was there is no longer there. So, unless computers have become really imaginative, there’s no way upsampling can produce something that is NOT there, right? If I’m wrong then it’s about time I retired.

"Eric Gill" wrote in message

Ben Measures wrote in
news:Hsrnc.15414$:

wavy~dave wrote:

I read that a resized digital photo reproduces better if you increase the resolution at 10% increments rather than at 100%.

You’re pulling legs, right?

Actually, this is correct, though it applies to any digital image.
Interpolation tends to produce ugly artifacts faster if you jump in large increments. Blow the same image up in smaller increments and you get more softening than blotchiness, at least for a while. Do a web search and you’ll find a number of Photoshop actions for this.

Difference between just plain ugly and mediocre. Eventually the image degrades to unuseable, and the methodology will certainly not make a 96

ppi

image into a 300 ppi image.

Wouldn’t you say it’s time for you to move on?

from what?

It takes one or

more to tango, I’m not talking to myself. lol

heh, nope you arent 🙂

And yes, when someone says what I propose is impossible, I will flatly disagree.

if you know otherwise, good for you. i’d do the same.

I think you and some others are having some problems with this –

that’s unfortunate. To me, this indicates a lack of confidence, amongst other things.

i really have no problem with this at all. i wouldn’t like you to assume things about me, fair enough i replied to all this saying it cant be done, to the best of my knowledge. if i am wrong, so be it, i’m an open minded person and will not argue. but don’t start attacking my character (lack of confidence?!)

One person asked me to demonstrate and I said OK. Now, they or someone

else

can give me an image to work with and we can talk about it or we can all move on.

but i already suggested that. you’ve said it’s possible, end of topic?

But telling me to stop discussing this is a bit silly and childish

don’t you think?

why? it just becomes monotonous.

At the same time, I don’t have all day for such bush

beating (no presidential pun intended).

so why reply at such great length to every post in this thread? it only looks to others like you have more than enough time. but anyway.

Give me an image to demonstrate. In other words, poop or get off the pot with your naysaying and stalling – it’s THAT simple. 🙂

like i said, im happy for you if you know how to do it. i never actually said you COULDN’T… i just said move on.

which i am about to do. can you follow?! 🙂

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
message

"Jeff H." wrote in message

It’s always been possible.

[sic]

I’m still baffled about how many people think this is impossible. I was totally laughed out of a group for suggesting it was possible. Damn skeptics. *wink*

Hey, I’m a skeptic! *wink back* But can you tell me one thing:

First of all, I do believe that upsampling is possible… But you seem to be talking about something much bigger than simple upsampling. Actually, what people here find hard to believe is that upsampled images at 300dpi (from 72/96dpi) can be of any use.

There are number of techniques that enable us to upsample 72dpi images to 300dpi, but there’s quite a bit of work to be done afterwards in order to make those images "work", and they are NEVER as good as images that were scanned at 300 or more dpi. If you agree with me, then there’s no misunderstanding. 🙂

I’ve seen plug-ins that use much more sophisticated maths in order to upsample an image. So, I guess the results are bit better than a number of resampling techniques. However, I don’t believe a 300dpi scan can be called obsolete, yet.

Just remember the never-ending debate about copyrighted images: "Is a 50dpi copy of a photo (same print size) subject to copyright laws given the amout of detail such an image is capable of reproducing?"

[sic]

Despite the tone of this post, I do think it would be a good idea if "Toronto Web Designer" could post a few example for our viewing pleasure. Err…please. 🙂

"n8 skow" wrote in message

Why don’t you take the initiative and post a couple images for download

(one

at 72dpi, and one with your ‘magic’ resampling at 350dpi)?
Then challenge us to see if we can tell the difference?

n8

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no

one

has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 15:51:39 +1000, "imaspy"
scribbled:

I have done this conversion and with excellent results. 🙂 Oddly, no

one

has taken me up on the offer of doing a free test for them.

look, so you’ve found yourself a way to do it. great. good for you. but seriously, it seems nobody could really care… so why keep running around telling everyone like a kid with a new bike at christmas?!? time to move on.

Because he’s lying.

Way down deep in the middle of the congo, Toronto Web Designer and a hippo took an apricot a guava and a mango. Stuck it with the others and he danced a dainty tango…

🙂 Some people have set their posts to x-no-archive I imagine as a lot of posts are missing from the Google archives.

I have ‘x-no-archive yes’ turned on ^_^

I’ve been away for a bit and my Newsreader kinda messed up all the threading when I downloaded new headers!

Thanks for the link though 🙂

—
Dale,
www.oxygenkiosk.net
Now playing: Winamp stopped

I occasionally use Genuine Fractals for this. The results vary. I’ve used it for maps and photos. It’s a PS extension. Google for a free demo download.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

Because he’s lying.

I’m honoured you consider me a man! 🙂

(snip)

I think you and some others are having some problems with this – that’s

unfortunate. To me, this indicates a lack of confidence, amongst other things.

i really have no problem with this at all. i wouldn’t like you to assume things about me, fair enough i replied to all this saying it cant be done, to the best of my knowledge. if i am wrong, so be it, i’m an open minded person and will not argue. but don’t start attacking my character (lack of confidence?!)

Hey, would you consider _this_ an attack: "but seriously, it seems nobody could really care… so why keep running around

telling everyone like a kid with a new bike at christmas?!?"? I know I

did. One doesn’t need to put a "word" onto a defintion for me to figure out what that word *might* mean. Your string of words could have been summed up into any one of these words: childish, silly, pompous, arrogant, etc. etc.

So, when I made reference to the "confidence", it was based on what this and your whole post. I said to myself, "Hrmmm… This person probably doesn’t seem to have much confidence if they are saying what they are saying.". Now, that doesn’t mean my observation or analysis is fact. I could be totally totally wrong. I don’t know you from a bean in a haystack! lol And I said that sort of talk indicates to me a lack of confidence in general. But… but _this reply_ of yours indicates to me that you do have the ability to be courteous.

(snip)

but i already suggested that. you’ve said it’s possible, end of topic?

Well, sure we can end the topic – why aren’t you asking anyone else too? Like I said, I’m not talking to myself! lol

But telling me to stop discussing this is a bit silly and childish don’t

you think?

why? it just becomes monotonous.

Yes, it does. It’s very annoying when people don’t read what I say and then repeat their statement again. As is this post to tell me not to post. 🙂 There’s something called a "killfile" and selective reading. 🙂

At the same time, I don’t have all day for such bush beating (no

presidential pun intended).

so why reply at such great length to every post in this thread?

It seems as if you are not reading either. I DON’T reply to EVERY post at great length. Only a few or less.

it only looks to others like you have more than enough time. but anyway.

To _only_ look like that seems to be a bit of a narrow analysis. There are several more reasons why I would post at great length to any one person and it doesn’t have to do with having more than enough time. In fact, it has more to do with patience and it’s been used up at this point. 🙂

Give me an image to demonstrate. In other words, poop or get off the

pot

with your naysaying and stalling – it’s THAT simple. 🙂

like i said, im happy for you if you know how to do it. i never actually

said you COULDN’T… i just said move on.

Sure, since it seems there’s a lot of fence sitting and no one actually wants to see the proof in the pudding, I’ll be on my way. Remeber my original query was:

"Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?"

And from that simple and concise sentence a whole bunch of crap surfaced. I wasn’t _trying_ to prove anything until the naysayers wanted proof but then never followed through with the request. Oh well! This is Usenet. 🙂

which i am about to do. can you follow?! 🙂

OK. I’m not much of a follower but I do make the exception when it’s painfully obvious that the request is the best course of action. Cheers!

Just to note, I’m not offering proof at this point because it seems no one is interested in following through with their request, I really don’t have the patience to flip back and forth through naysaying while waiting for a potential follow through and I’m realizing it’s likely to just draw more unproductive skepticism anyway.

Naysay or not. My original query was if people thought this was _still considered impossible_ and I have my answers: "Yes", "Yes, it’s impossible and always will be!", "Maybe", "Yes!" "It’s possible. There’s this software
program that can do it with a _good_ result", "Yes, it can be done without additional software" and a subthread about digital imaging methods.

The few that said it could be done without additional software are the ones that I _know_ can do it because of what they said. While their methods are somewhat different from my own and I have an additional step to bring it to the next level, they are on the right track. To them, I suggest further testing and/or send me an email and I will give you my solution. And let the force be with you…. 🙂

I probably won’t post as Toronto Web Designer again unless it could be of a questionable (i.e. sales solicitation) nature to the newsfroup[sic]. The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because of issues surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

Additionally, I appreciate all the responses I got (I hope others were able to get something productive and positive out of it too) and will be happy to continue to see more but as imaspy indicated, it’s a dead thread in the proof department, therefore, I’m out of here!

Regards to all and thanks for the contemplations and Usenet sparring!

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in message

Hi,

Is converting a low resolution bitmap image (72/96 dpi) to a high resolution (300 dpi/ppi) bitmap image still considered impossible?
Regards.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:20 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because of issues surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

You’ve already blown that by stating you could do something and then refusing to say how.

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:20 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because of

issues

surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

You’ve already blown that by stating you could do something and then refusing to say how.

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing really. Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often found on Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who knows? As I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Fair enough. I can respect the opinions of all those who claim this can’t be done.

Please kindly send all clients you turn away because of your claims to me, and I’ll be more than happy to accomodate them (assuming, of course, you have any clients).

On Mon, 10 May 2004 19:37:41 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:20 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because of

issues

surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

You’ve already blown that by stating you could do something and then refusing to say how.

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing really. Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often found on Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who knows? As I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Wow, look at this troll-template I found:

I have a brilliant new way of [insert some fantastic claim], however I won’t tell anybody how it is done, or confirm/deny other peoples guesses. Instead I will repeatedly post [the fantastical claim] without proof or refutes to counterclaims.

Look, if you won’t give an indication of how it is done you’re not benifiting anyone. You’ve already made your announcement, now be quiet, and either:
1. Disappear, or;
2. Patent your method, get rich, and laugh in our faces (like we’ll care).

Now for some peace and quiet.

—
Ben M.

in article rPTnc.20729$, Ben Measures at
wrote on 05/10/2004 4:00 PM:

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing really. Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often found on Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who knows? As I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Wow, look at this troll-template I found:

I have a brilliant new way of [insert some fantastic claim], however I won’t tell anybody how it is done, or confirm/deny other peoples guesses. Instead I will repeatedly post [the fantastical claim] without proof or refutes to counterclaims.

Look, if you won’t give an indication of how it is done you’re not benifiting anyone. You’ve already made your announcement, now be quiet, and either:
1. Disappear, or;
2. Patent your method, get rich, and laugh in our faces (like we’ll care).
Now for some peace and quiet.

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

Ozie is just jealous of your ability and skill.

in article , wavy~dave at
wrote on 05/10/2004 4:00 PM:

Fair enough. I can respect the opinions of all those who claim this can’t be done.

Please kindly send all clients you turn away because of your claims to me, and I’ll be more than happy to accomodate them (assuming, of course, you have any clients).

On Mon, 10 May 2004 19:37:41 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:20 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because of

issues

surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

You’ve already blown that by stating you could do something and then refusing to say how.

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

"Aratzio" wrote in message

Ozie is just jealous of your ability and skill.

PLONK – another troll in the killfile

FYI I have worked as a designer for 17 years. I have worked for various ad agencies and marketing departments and have produced national award winning work at the gold and silver level. I have worked on national and international brands such as Disney, Maglite, Hasbro, Tomy, Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Gordon Biersch to name a few. I have artwork that has been published in Raygun and Buzz Magazines. I have graphic design work that has appeared in the movies ‘LA Story’, ‘Pacific Heights’ and ‘The Rocketeer’. I current feelance making a comfortable living working 10-20 hours a week.

I don’t have to be jealous of anyone’s ability and skill.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
message
Snip …..

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing

really.

Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often

found on

Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who

knows? As

I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Hello there Toronto Web Designer. I’ve read your responses to the numerous post’s generated by your original posting and have formed the belief that you are a lot smarter and better educated than many of those folk who crossed verbal swords with you.

Are you a Troll? Who cares?? I certainly don’t.

Your post generated an interesting exchange, and surely that’s the raison d’etre of Newsgroups!

Despite your post to the contrary, may I suggest that you do continue posting as ‘Toronto Web Designer’, thus giving all those folks who were irritated by your good humoured banter, the opportunity to easily identify you and take you on again. We could do with some good humoured and informed exchanges to lighten up this group.

Look forward to reading more of your stuff.

Regards.

Bill Newton.

Gee, and you still manage to find the time to be an asshole…

On Tue, 11 May 2004 00:12:31 GMT, "Ozman Trad" wrote:

"Aratzio" wrote in message

Ozie is just jealous of your ability and skill.

PLONK – another troll in the killfile

FYI I have worked as a designer for 17 years. I have worked for various ad agencies and marketing departments and have produced national award winning work at the gold and silver level. I have worked on national and international brands such as Disney, Maglite, Hasbro, Tomy, Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Gordon Biersch to name a few. I have artwork that has been published in Raygun and Buzz Magazines. I have graphic design work that has appeared in the movies ‘LA Story’, ‘Pacific Heights’ and ‘The Rocketeer’. I current feelance making a comfortable living working 10-20 hours a week.

I don’t have to be jealous of anyone’s ability and skill.

Aratzio wrote in
news:BCC55D8E.FE102%:

in article rPTnc.20729$, Ben
Measures at wrote on 05/10/2004
4:00 PM:

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing really. Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often found on Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who knows? As I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Wow, look at this troll-template I found:

I have a brilliant new way of [insert some fantastic claim], however I won’t tell anybody how it is done, or confirm/deny other peoples guesses. Instead I will repeatedly post [the fantastical claim] without proof or refutes to counterclaims.

Look, if you won’t give an indication of how it is done you’re not benifiting anyone. You’ve already made your announcement, now be quiet, and either:
1. Disappear, or;
2. Patent your method, get rich, and laugh in our faces (like we’ll care).

Now for some peace and quiet.

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

As soon as he can flaunt his ability, I’m sure that will happen. All he’s done so far is flaunt his ability to run his mouth.

in article PTUnc.59360$, Ozman Trad at
wrote on 05/10/2004 5:12 PM:

"Aratzio" wrote in message

Ozie is just jealous of your ability and skill.

PLONK – another troll in the killfile

I don’t have to be jealous of anyone’s ability and skill.

Blah Blah Blah

—

in article , Eric Gill at
wrote on 05/10/2004 5:40 PM:

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

As soon as he can flaunt his ability, I’m sure that will happen. All he’s done so far is flaunt his ability to run his mouth.

And all you have done is flaunt your ability to cry.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 22:58:48 -0700, Carol J <**.com> scribbled:

–MS_Mac_OE_3167074729_1125624_MIME_Part
Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII"
Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Re: Converting 72 dpi to 300 dpi</TITLE> </HEAD>
<BODY>

Turn off the fucking HTML, this is usenet, not the web.

Actually, what people here find hard to believe is that upsampled images at 300dpi (from

72/96dpi) can be of any use.

*** They certainly can… especially when cleaning up greyscale lineart. The general thought seems to be that 72 ppi bitmaps are "always" useless for print… but if that’s all the artist is given, sometimes great artistic effects can be applied to the image after resampling higher. This can "save" the image for some purpose such as a printed publication.

….they are NEVER as good as images that were
scanned at 300 or more dpi. If you agree with me, then there’s no misunderstanding. 🙂

*** Partially…:-) One can make 150 dpi faxes look like 600 dpi laser prints with the right combination of filtering. resampling is the first important step. These techniques are very useful for preparing poor quality logos for vector tracing software. Upsampling an RGB image such as a photograph leaves the computer to "fill in the blanks". In some cases, the original detail may not be preferable. With HDTV, is it really a good thing to see every pore in an actor’s face?

Just remember the never-ending debate about copyrighted images: "Is a 50dpi copy of a photo (same print size) subject to copyright laws given the

amout

of detail such an image is capable of reproducing?"

Valid question.. AFAIU as long at the creative work is perceivable, it’s still copyrighted. Trading crappy MP3’s is as illegal as good ones…

JD

"Ozman Trad" wrote in message

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:20 -0400, "Toronto Web Designer" scribbled:

The last thing I want is to destroy a valid and ethical thread because

of

issues

surrounding perceived lack of credibility.

You’ve already blown that by stating you could do something and then refusing to say how.

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

Worse than a troll:
http://www.torontowebdesigner.com/index.html
Do you think that could be him? 🙂

Stephan

in article , Voivod at
wrote on 05/10/2004 11:48 PM:

Turn off the fucking HTML, this is usenet, not the web.

I know what this forum is. I also know that it accepts html. Just because you don’t like it does not mean that I can’t use it.

—

On Tue, 11 May 2004 04:02:45 -0700, Carol J <**.com> scribbled:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Re: Converting 72 dpi to 300 dpi</TITLE> </HEAD>
<BODY>
in article =
d.con wrote on 05/10/2004 11:48 PM:<BR>

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Carol J <**.com> wrote in
news:BCC5BA3C.FE22F%**.com:

in article , Eric Gill
at wrote on 05/10/2004 5:40 PM:

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

As soon as he can flaunt his ability, I’m sure that will happen. All he’s done so far is flaunt his ability to run his mouth.

And all you have done is flaunt your ability to cry.

I left out "flaunt his ability to make sock puppets at a ferocious rate."

Sorry.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 23:01:16 -0700, Carol J <**.com> wrote:

in article , Eric Gill at
wrote on 05/10/2004 5:40 PM:

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

As soon as he can flaunt his ability, I’m sure that will happen. All he’s done so far is flaunt his ability to run his mouth.

And all you have done is flaunt your ability to cry.

and yer a moron. Gill has directly helped me solve some very tricky issues of preparing graphics for print.

now go away, go f*ck yourself, do not pass go, do not collect 200 dollars.

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Bill Newton.

"Toronto Web Designer" wrote in
message

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as "its". Intriguing

really.

Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often

found on

Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who

knows? As

I have just said, intriguing. 🙂

Pathetic christian jew cops are digging their own graves right now.

My theory is and I’ve used somewhat a smaller scale,
Is converting a small bit map to vectorwith smoothing sensitive enlarge to the size you want and then convert back to raster.

Or learn how to draw and redraw it.

As a decendant of the original patriots my family refused to attack Canada. Hell most stayed east to the alleghenies in honor of the injun.

Death to the christian jew cop government.

"Eric Gill" wrote in message

Aratzio wrote in
news:BCC55D8E.FE102%:

in article rPTnc.20729$, Ben
Measures at wrote on 05/10/2004
4:00 PM:

Toronto Web Designer wrote:

(snip)

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

What’s your definition of a troll?

Got to love the "it" pronoun. I always wonder about the psychological stability of those who refer to other humans as

"its".

Intriguing really. Maybe that’s part of the reason for such pathetic discourse often found on Usenet. Or maybe they are referring to intersex as an "it". Who knows? As I have just

said,

intriguing. 🙂

Wow, look at this troll-template I found:

I have a brilliant new way of [insert some fantastic claim],

however

I won’t tell anybody how it is done, or confirm/deny other peoples guesses. Instead I will repeatedly post [the fantastical claim] without proof or refutes to counterclaims.

Look, if you won’t give an indication of how it is done you’re not benifiting anyone. You’ve already made your announcement, now be quiet, and either:
1. Disappear, or;
2. Patent your method, get rich, and laugh in our faces (like we’ll care).

Now for some peace and quiet.

There are other options. He can continue to flaunt his ability and little goofballs like you can continue to cry about it.

As soon as he can flaunt his ability, I’m sure that will happen. All

he’s

done so far is flaunt his ability to run his mouth.

At least he didn’t flaunt his gills.

voodoo disease 666

"Bill Newton" wrote in message

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Bill Newton.

USENET was developed for the intention of keeping permanent files for the use of text only.
However due to the success of this medium large binary files have found favorablility in real time sucking bandwidth in mockery of the christian jew cop tax sucking maggots.

voodoo disease 666

On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:28:44 +0000 (UTC), "Bill Newton" scribbled:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Because the RFCs that set forth the standards that usenet runs under stated that usenet is a 7bit medium of plain text? The same reason that all binaries HAVE to be encoded for transmission.

Void just wants it to stay the way it was back in the 80’s… he is stuck in the 80’s.

HTML will not hurt Usenet or you. Don’t be scared.

in article , Voivod at
wrote on 05/11/2004 8:54 AM:

On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:28:44 +0000 (UTC), "Bill Newton" scribbled:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Because the RFCs that set forth the standards that usenet runs under stated that usenet is a 7bit medium of plain text? The same reason that all binaries HAVE to be encoded for transmission.

—

"Carol J" <**.com> wrote in message
news:BCC677F8.FE473%**.com…

Void just wants it to stay the way it was back in the 80’s… he is stuck

in

the 80’s.

HTML will not hurt Usenet or you. Don’t be scared.

Meanwhile Carol is so 21st Century but her messages take twice the room they should take.
Does Carol send emails with cute little backgrounds?
I bet Carol does.

Stephan

in article LZaoc.15079$, Stephan at
wrote on 05/11/2004 1:47 PM:

"Carol J" <**.com> wrote in message
news:BCC677F8.FE473%**.com…

Void just wants it to stay the way it was back in the 80’s… he is stuck

in

the 80’s.

HTML will not hurt Usenet or you. Don’t be scared.

Meanwhile Carol is so 21st Century but her messages take twice the room they should take.
Does Carol send emails with cute little backgrounds?
I bet Carol does.

Stephan

I hope that you are aware that all the text messages — for a year — that go through Usenet (including the HTML messages) don’t take up the space needed for a half day’s worth of binaries that go through Usenet.

That little bit of info comes from Supernews… a news provider.

So cry some more about HTML messages and I will laugh at you again.

hahahaha.

—
Mike

* Logo Design *
Put some fun in your next logo!

Site at: http://www.artistmike.com

On Tue, 11 May 2004 12:30:48 -0700, Carol J <**.com> scribbled:

Void just wants it to stay the way it was back in the 80’s… he is stuck in the 80’s.

HTML will not hurt Usenet or you. Don’t be scared.

Your 35~ish line post takes 95 lines in HTML and adds nothing, sort of like you life story isn’t it?

in article , Voivod at
wrote on 05/11/2004 8:54 AM:

On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:28:44 +0000 (UTC), "Bill Newton" scribbled:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Because the RFCs that set forth the standards that usenet runs under stated that usenet is a 7bit medium of plain text? The same reason that all binaries HAVE to be encoded for transmission.

in article , Voivod at
wrote on 05/11/2004 3:11 PM:

Your 35~ish line post takes 95 lines in HTML and adds nothing, sort of like you life story isn’t it?

Cry some more, you’re funny.

—

On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:28:44 +0000 (UTC), "Bill Newton" wrote:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Usenet is a plain text, as in ASCII text medium. The only exception to that are groups which contain the word "binaries". It was conceived as a totally t4ext format and has been that way (with the exception of binary groups) ever since. There a re a number of reasons for this.

It avoids all the usual problems such as viruses, trojans, etc which can easily be placed in binary or html posts. Furthermore, most of the world doesn’t have broadband – just dial-up, often charged by the time you’re online. HTML does nothing but bloat and add to download time.

Because of this, most responsible ISPs which actually strip any binary out of posts to Usenet groups unless the group has binary in the title.

—

Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

On Tue, 11 May 2004 10:30:47 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

Worse than a troll:
http://www.torontowebdesigner.com/index.html
Do you think that could be him? 🙂

Stephan

Whoever it is, they’ve never heard of coding for accessibility as all their type faces are a fixed size.

—

Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

Ben Measures wrote:

Well I come from a mathematical background, and if there’s any advantage in incremental blowups in Photoshop then it’s because its algorithms aren’t implemented correctly.

I agree to a certain extent.

Given that the 10% upsampling ‘trick’ is widely published on the net and in Photoshop books, one does wonder why Photoshop does not provide a check box to allow for recursive upsampling when resizing images. It’s something many people want to do and having to resort to creating an action underlines a product shortcoming. I’ve created my own action to do this – very straightforward, not sure why you’d need to download one (unless you have elements and can’t create one).

JP

in article , Hecate at
wrote on 05/11/2004 6:18 PM:

Usenet is a plain text, as in ASCII text medium.

Blah Blah Blah

—

"Hecate" wrote in message

On Tue, 11 May 2004 10:30:47 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

As I’ve reread this thread it seems he/she/it is a troll

Worse than a troll:
http://www.torontowebdesigner.com/index.html
Do you think that could be him? 🙂

Stephan

Whoever it is, they’ve never heard of coding for accessibility as all their type faces are a fixed size.

That and the site is ugly 😉

Stephan

"Carol J" <**.com> wrote in message
news:BCC6E0FB.FE8A1%**.com…

in article , Hecate at
wrote on 05/11/2004 6:18 PM:

Usenet is a plain text, as in ASCII text medium.

Blah Blah Blah

What do you mean by that?.

Stephan

On Tue, 11 May 2004 15:55:14 -0700, Carol J <**.com> scribbled:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Re: Converting 72 dpi to 300 dpi</TITLE> </HEAD>
<BODY>
in article =
d.con wrote on 05/11/2004 3:11 PM:<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
&gt; Your 35~ish line post takes 95 lines in HTML and adds nothing, sort of= <BR>
&gt; like you life story isn’t it?<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<H2>Cry some more, you’re funny.</H2>
</BODY>
</HTML>

Poor Uni, always relegated to being the pathetic morphing troll because you just can’t get along with the rest of the human race.

On Wed, 12 May 2004 02:18:54 +0100, Hecate
scribbled:

On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:28:44 +0000 (UTC), "Bill Newton" wrote:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Usenet by definition is plain text. Only morons and the completely clueless post in HTML, Uni, so you’re covered on both bases.

Hi Voivod, can you please explain to me just how you conclude that ‘usenet’ is by definition a ‘plain text’ medium?

BTW, I’m not arguing, I’m asking 🙂

Usenet is a plain text, as in ASCII text medium. The only exception to that are groups which contain the word "binaries". It was conceived as a totally t4ext format and has been that way (with the exception of binary groups) ever since. There a re a number of reasons for this.

That would be incorrect. Groups with "binaries" in their names are STILL only plain text newsgroups, that’s why ALL usenet binaries HAVE to be encoded to be posted. Files are encoded IN plain text with reference markers that compliant clients recognize as the beginning and end of ‘something to decode’ (from plain text to a file).

It avoids all the usual problems such as viruses, trojans, etc which can easily be placed in binary or html posts. Furthermore, most of the world doesn’t have broadband – just dial-up, often charged by the time you’re online. HTML does nothing but bloat and add to download time.

Those have nothing to do with the reason Usenet is plain text. Usenet predates almost every virus, all trojans and HTML by at least a decade or two. It’s just the way things were in the old mainframe days when usenet was dreamed up.

Because of this, most responsible ISPs which actually strip any binary out of posts to Usenet groups unless the group has binary in the title.

On Wed, 12 May 2004 03:38:19 GMT, "Stephan"
scribbled:

"Carol J" <**.com> wrote in message
news:BCC6E0FB.FE8A1%**.com…

in article , Hecate at
wrote on 05/11/2004 6:18 PM:

Usenet is a plain text, as in ASCII text medium.

Blah Blah Blah

What do you mean by that?.

Uni means – "I’m a troll who’s failed to be able to interact with others so I’ll simple act like an imbecile to piss people off" and nothing more.

in article , Voivod at
wrote on 05/11/2004 9:46 PM:

That would be incorrect. Groups with "binaries" in their names are STILL only plain text newsgroups…

You are wrong, any newsgroup can have HTML posted.

It avoids all the usual problems such as viruses, trojans, etc which can easily be placed in binary or html posts.

Those have nothing to do with the reason Usenet is plain text. Usenet predates almost every virus, all trojans and HTML by at least a decade or two. It’s just the way things were in the old mainframe days when usenet was dreamed up.

Crybabies like to make up stuff in order to justify their crying.

Because of this, most responsible ISPs which actually strip any binary out of posts to Usenet groups unless the group has binary in the title.

EPS files can be posted inside a message and they are not stripped out. EPS files can be posted to ANY newsgroup, binary in the name or not. EPS files are just text, so the filters don’t see them.

—

Any newsgroup can have an .eps file posted to it, see. The following is an ..eps graphic.

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%%HiResBoundingBox: 0.000000 0.000000 107.368164 96.666504 %%LanguageLevel: 2
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%%PageOrder: Ascend
%%DocumentCustomColors:
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if
} def
/clp_npth
{
clip newpath
} def
/eoclp_npth
{
eoclip newpath
} def
/stkpath_clp_npth
{
strokepath clip newpath
} def
/stk_n_clp_npth
{
gsave stroke grestore clip newpath
} def
/npth_clp
{
newpath clip
} def
/graphic_setup
{
/AGMCORE_graphicsave save def
concat
0 setgray
0 setlinecap
0 setlinejoin
1 setlinewidth
[] 0 setdash
10 setmiterlimit
newpath
false setoverprint
false setstrokeadjust
userdict begin
/showpage {} def
mark
} def
/graphic_cleanup
{
cleartomark
end
AGMCORE_graphicsave restore
} def
/compose_error_msg
{
grestoreall initgraphics
/Helvetica findfont 10 scalefont setfont

/AGMCORE_deltaY 100 def
/AGMCORE_deltaX 310 def

/AGMCORE_arg2 xdf
/AGMCORE_arg1 xdf

clippath pathbbox newpath pop pop 36 add exch 36 add exch moveto 0 AGMCORE_deltaY rlineto AGMCORE_deltaX 0 rlineto
0 AGMCORE_deltaY neg rlineto AGMCORE_deltaX neg 0 rlineto closepath 0 AGMCORE_&setgray
gsave 1 AGMCORE_&setgray fill grestore
1 setlinewidth gsave stroke grestore

currentpoint AGMCORE_deltaY 15 sub add exch 8 add exch moveto

/AGMCORE_deltaY 12 def
/AGMCORE_tmp 0 def
AGMCORE_err_strings exch get
{
dup 32 eq
{
pop
AGMCORE_str256 0 AGMCORE_tmp getinterval
dup (.) ne AGMCORE_arg1 0 lt and
{
pop
}
{
stringwidth pop currentpoint pop add AGMCORE_deltaX 28 add gt
{
currentpoint AGMCORE_deltaY sub exch pop
clippath pathbbox pop pop pop 44 add exch moveto
} if
AGMCORE_str256 0 AGMCORE_tmp getinterval show ( ) show
} ifelse

0 1 AGMCORE_str256 length 1 sub
{
AGMCORE_str256 exch 0 put
}for
/AGMCORE_tmp 0 def
}
{
dup 94 eq
{
pop
AGMCORE_arg1 0 ge
{
AGMCORE_arg1 AGMCORE_str256 cvs
dup /AGMCORE_tmp exch length def
AGMCORE_str256 exch 0 exch putinterval
AGMCORE_str256 0 AGMCORE_tmp getinterval
stringwidth pop currentpoint pop add AGMCORE_deltaX 28
add gt
{
currentpoint AGMCORE_deltaY sub exch pop
clippath pathbbox pop pop pop 44 add exch moveto
} if
AGMCORE_str256 0 AGMCORE_tmp getinterval show
}
{
/AGMCORE_arg1 0 def
} ifelse
0 1 AGMCORE_str256 length 1 sub
{
AGMCORE_str256 exch 0 put
}for
/AGMCORE_tmp 0 def
AGMCORE_arg1 0 ne
{
/AGMCORE_arg1 AGMCORE_arg2 def
} if
}
{
AGMCORE_str256 exch AGMCORE_tmp exch put
/AGMCORE_tmp AGMCORE_tmp 1 add def
}ifelse
} ifelse
} forall
} bdf
level2{
/AGMCORE_map_reserved_ink_name
{
dup type /stringtype eq{
dup /Red eq{
pop (_Red_)
}{
dup /Green eq{
pop (_Green_)
}{
dup /Blue eq{
pop (_Blue_)
}{
dup /Cyan eq{
pop (_Cyan_)
}{
dup /Magenta eq{
pop (_Magenta_)
}{
dup /Yellow eq{
pop (_Yellow_)
}{
dup /Black eq{
pop (_Black_)
}{
dup / eq{
pop (Process)
}if
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}if
}def
}if
/doc_setup{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin

/AGMCORE_will_host_separate xdf
/AGMCORE_ps_version xdf
/AGMCORE_ps_level xdf

errordict /AGM_handleerror known not
{
errordict /AGM_handleerror errordict /handleerror get put errordict /handleerror
{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
$error /newerror get AGMCORE_cur_err null ne and {
$error /newerror false put
AGMCORE_cur_err /AGMCORE_bad_environ eq
{
/AGMCORE_bad_environ AGMCORE_ps_level AGMCORE_ps_version }
{
AGMCORE_cur_err 0 0
} ifelse
compose_error_msg
} if
$error /newerror true put
end
errordict /AGM_handleerror get exec
} bind put
}if
/AGMCORE_environ_ok
ps_level AGMCORE_ps_level ge
ps_version AGMCORE_ps_version ge and
AGMCORE_ps_level -1 eq or
def

AGMCORE_environ_ok not
{/AGMCORE_cur_err /AGMCORE_bad_environ def} if

/AGMCORE_&setgray systemdict/setgray get def
level2{
/AGMCORE_&setcolor systemdict/setcolor get def
/AGMCORE_&setcolorspace systemdict/setcolorspace get def /AGMCORE_&&setcolorspace /setcolorspace ldf
}if
/AGMCORE_&image systemdict/image get def
/AGMCORE_&imagemask systemdict/imagemask get def
/colorimage where{
pop
/AGMCORE_&colorimage /colorimage ldf
}if
/AGMCORE_in_rip_sep
level2{
currentpagedevice/Separations 2 copy known{
get
}{
pop pop false
}ifelse
}{
false
}ifelse
def
level2 not{
/xput{
dup load dup length exch maxlength eq{
dup dup load dup
length dup 0 eq {pop 1} if 2 mul dict copy def
}if
load begin
def
end
}def
}{
/xput{
load 3 1 roll put
}def
}ifelse
/AGMCORE_gstate_known{
where{
/Adobe_AGM_Core_Id known
}{
false
}ifelse
}ndf
/AGMCORE_GSTATE AGMCORE_gstate_known not{
/AGMCORE_GSTATE 21 dict def
/AGMCORE_tmpmatrix matrix def
/AGMCORE_gstack 32 array def
/AGMCORE_gstackptr 0 def
/AGMCORE_gstacksaveptr 0 def
/AGMCORE_gstackframekeys 7 def
/AGMCORE_&gsave /gsave ldf
/AGMCORE_&grestore /grestore ldf
/AGMCORE_&grestoreall /grestoreall ldf
/AGMCORE_&save /save ldf
/AGMCORE_gdictcopy {
begin
{ def } forall
end
}def
/AGMCORE_gput {
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
3 1 roll
put
}def
/AGMCORE_gget {
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
exch
get
}def
/gsave {
AGMCORE_&gsave
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
AGMCORE_gstackptr 1 add
dup 32 ge {limitcheck} if
Adobe_AGM_Core exch
/AGMCORE_gstackptr exch put
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
AGMCORE_gdictcopy
}def
/grestore {
AGMCORE_&grestore
AGMCORE_gstackptr 1 sub
dup AGMCORE_gstacksaveptr lt {1 add} if
Adobe_AGM_Core exch
/AGMCORE_gstackptr exch put
}def
/grestoreall {
AGMCORE_&grestoreall
Adobe_AGM_Core
/AGMCORE_gstackptr AGMCORE_gstacksaveptr put
}def
/save {
AGMCORE_&save
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
AGMCORE_gstackptr 1 add
dup 32 ge {limitcheck} if
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_gstackptr exch def
/AGMCORE_gstacksaveptr AGMCORE_gstackptr def
end
AGMCORE_gstack AGMCORE_gstackptr get
AGMCORE_gdictcopy
}def
0 1 AGMCORE_gstack length 1 sub {
AGMCORE_gstack exch AGMCORE_gstackframekeys dict put
} for
}if
/currentcmykcolor AGMCORE_gput
/currentstrokeadjust false AGMCORE_gput
/currentcolorspace [/DeviceGray] AGMCORE_gput
/sep_tint 0 AGMCORE_gput
/sep_colorspace_dict null AGMCORE_gput
/indexed_colorspace_dict null AGMCORE_gput
/currentcolor_intent () AGMCORE_gput
end
}def
/page_setup
{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/setcmykcolor
{
4 copy AGMCORE_cmykbuf astore /currentcmykcolor exch AGMCORE_gput 1 sub 4 1 roll
3 {
3 index add neg dup 0 lt {
pop 0
} if
3 1 roll
} repeat
setrgbcolor pop
}ndf
/AGMCORE_ccimage_exists /customcolorimage where {pop true}{false} ifelse def
/currentcmykcolor
{
/currentcmykcolor AGMCORE_gget aload pop
}ndf
/setoverprint
{
pop
}ndf
/currentoverprint
{
false
}ndf
/AGMCORE_deviceDPI 72 0 matrix defaultmatrix dtransform dup mul exch dup mul add sqrt def
/AGMCORE_cyan_plate 1 0 0 0 test_cmyk_color_plate def
/AGMCORE_magenta_plate 0 1 0 0 test_cmyk_color_plate def /AGMCORE_yellow_plate 0 0 1 0 test_cmyk_color_plate def
/AGMCORE_black_plate 0 0 0 1 test_cmyk_color_plate def
/AGMCORE_plate_ndx
AGMCORE_cyan_plate{
0
}{
AGMCORE_magenta_plate{
1
}{
AGMCORE_yellow_plate{
2
}{
AGMCORE_black_plate{
3
}{
4
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
def
/AGMCORE_composite_job
AGMCORE_cyan_plate AGMCORE_magenta_plate and AGMCORE_yellow_plate and AGMCORE_black_plate and def

/AGMCORE_producing_seps AGMCORE_composite_job not AGMCORE_in_rip_sep or def

/AGMCORE_host_sep AGMCORE_producing_seps AGMCORE_in_rip_sep not and def

/AGM_preserve_spots
/AGM_preserve_spots where{
pop AGM_preserve_spots
}{
systemdict/setdistillerparams known product (Adobe PostScript Parser) ne and AGMCORE_producing_seps or
}ifelse
def

AGMCORE_host_sep AGMCORE_will_host_separate not and {
/AGMCORE_cur_err /AGMCORE_color_space_onhost_seps def
AGMCORE_color_space_onhost_seps
}if
/AGMCORE_avoid_L2_sep_space
version cvr 2012 lt
level2 and
AGMCORE_producing_seps not and
def
/AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep
AGMCORE_cyan_plate AGMCORE_magenta_plate or AGMCORE_yellow_plate or AGMCORE_black_plate or
def
/AGM_avoid_0_cmyk where{
pop AGM_avoid_0_cmyk
}{
AGM_preserve_spots
}ifelse
{
/setcmykcolor[
{4 copy add add add 0 eq currentoverprint and{pop
0.0005}if}/exec cvx
/setcmykcolor load dup type/operatortype ne{/exec cvx}if
]cvx def
}if
AGMCORE_host_sep{
/AGMCORE_get_ink_data
AGMCORE_cyan_plate{
{pop pop pop}
}{
AGMCORE_magenta_plate{
{4 3 roll pop pop pop}
}{
AGMCORE_yellow_plate{
{4 2 roll pop pop pop}
}{
{4 1 roll pop pop pop}
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
def
}if
AGMCORE_in_rip_sep{
/setcustomcolor
{
exch aload pop
dup 7 1 roll inRip_spot_has_ink not {
4 {4 index mul 4 1 roll}
repeat
/DeviceCMYK setcolorspace
6 -2 roll pop pop
}{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_k xdf /AGMCORE_y xdf /AGMCORE_m xdf /AGMCORE_c
xdf
end
[/Separation 4 -1 roll /DeviceCMYK
{dup AGMCORE_c mul exch dup AGMCORE_m mul exch dup AGMCORE_y mul exch AGMCORE_k mul}
]
setcolorspace
}ifelse
setcolor
}ndf
/setseparationgray
{
[/Separation (All) /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace_opt
1 exch sub setcolor
}ndf
}{
/setseparationgray
{
AGMCORE_&setgray
}ndf
}ifelse
/findcmykcustomcolor
{
5 makereadonlyarray
}ndf
/setcustomcolor
{
exch aload pop pop
4 {4 index mul 4 1 roll} repeat
setcmykcolor pop
}ndf

/has_color
/colorimage where{
AGMCORE_producing_seps{
pop true
}{
systemdict eq
}ifelse
}{
false
}ifelse
def

/map_index
{
1 index mul exch getinterval {255 div} forall
}def

level2{
/mo /moveto ldf
/ln /lineto ldf
/cv /curveto ldf
/knockout_unitsq
{
1 setgray
0 0 1 1 rectfill
}def
/level2ScreenFreq{
begin
60
HalftoneType 1 eq{
pop Frequency
}if
HalftoneType 2 eq{
pop GrayFrequency
}if
HalftoneType 5 eq{
pop Default level2ScreenFreq
}if
end
}def
/currentScreenFreq{
currenthalftone level2ScreenFreq
}def
/invert_image_samples
{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_tmp Decode length ddf
/Decode [ Decode 1 get Decode 0 get] def
}def
/knockout_image_samples
{
Operator/imagemask ne{
/Decode def
}if
}def
/get_gstate
{
AGMCORE_GSTATE begin
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_ctm AGMCORE_tmpmatrix currentmatrix def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_spc currentcolorspace def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx 0 def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_comps 12 array def
mark currentcolor counttomark
{AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_comps AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx 3 -1 roll put
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx 1 add def} repeat pop
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_fnt rootfont def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_lw currentlinewidth def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_lc currentlinecap def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_lj currentlinejoin def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_ml currentmiterlimit def
currentdash /AGMCORE_GSTATE_do xdf /AGMCORE_GSTATE_da xdf /AGMCORE_GSTATE_sa currentstrokeadjust def

/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_rnd currentcolorrendering def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_op currentoverprint def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_bg currentblackgeneration cvlit def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_ucr currentundercolorremoval cvlit def
currentcolortransfer
cvlit /AGMCORE_GSTATE_gy_xfer xdf
cvlit /AGMCORE_GSTATE_b_xfer xdf
cvlit /AGMCORE_GSTATE_g_xfer xdf
cvlit /AGMCORE_GSTATE_r_xfer xdf
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_ht currenthalftone def
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_flt currentflat def
end
}ndf

/set_gstate
{
AGMCORE_GSTATE begin
AGMCORE_GSTATE_ctm setmatrix
AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_spc setcolorspace
AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx {AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_comps
AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx 1 sub get
/AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_indx 1 sub def} repeat setcolor
AGMCORE_GSTATE_fnt setfont
AGMCORE_GSTATE_lw setlinewidth
AGMCORE_GSTATE_lc setlinecap
AGMCORE_GSTATE_lj setlinejoin
AGMCORE_GSTATE_ml setmiterlimit
AGMCORE_GSTATE_da AGMCORE_GSTATE_do setdash
AGMCORE_GSTATE_sa setstrokeadjust

AGMCORE_GSTATE_clr_rnd setcolorrendering
AGMCORE_GSTATE_op setoverprint
AGMCORE_GSTATE_bg cvx setblackgeneration
AGMCORE_GSTATE_ucr cvx setundercolorremoval
AGMCORE_GSTATE_r_xfer cvx AGMCORE_GSTATE_g_xfer cvx
AGMCORE_GSTATE_b_xfer cvx
AGMCORE_GSTATE_gy_xfer cvx setcolortransfer
AGMCORE_GSTATE_ht /HalftoneType get dup 9 eq exch 100 eq or {
currenthalftone /HalftoneType get AGMCORE_GSTATE_ht
/HalftoneType get ne
{
mark AGMCORE_GSTATE_ht {sethalftone} stopped
cleartomark
} if
}{
AGMCORE_GSTATE_ht sethalftone
} ifelse
AGMCORE_GSTATE_flt setflat
end
}ndf
AGMCORE_producing_seps not{

/setcolorspace where{
/Adobe_AGM_Core_Id known not
}{
true
}ifelse
{
/setcolorspace
{
dup type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or{
dup 0 get dup /Separation eq{
pop
[ exch {} forall ]
dup dup 1 get AGMCORE_map_reserved_ink_name 1
exch put
}{
/DeviceN eq {
[ exch {} forall ]
dup dup 1 get [ exch
{AGMCORE_map_reserved_ink_name} forall ] 1 exch put
}if
}ifelse
}if
AGMCORE_&&setcolorspace
}def
}if
}if
}{

/adj
{
currentstrokeadjust{
transform
0.25 sub round 0.25 add exch
0.25 sub round 0.25 add exch
itransform
}if
}def
/mo{
adj moveto
}def
/ln{
adj lineto
}def
/cv{
6 2 roll adj
6 2 roll adj
6 2 roll adj curveto
}def
/knockout_unitsq
{
1 setgray
8 8 1 {<ffffffffffffffff>} image
}def
/currentstrokeadjust{
/currentstrokeadjust AGMCORE_gget
}def
/setstrokeadjust{
/currentstrokeadjust exch AGMCORE_gput
}def
/currentScreenFreq{
currentscreen pop pop
}def
/invert_image_samples
{
{1 exch sub} currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
}def
/knockout_image_samples
{
{ pop 1 } currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
}def
/setcolorspace
{
/currentcolorspace exch AGMCORE_gput
} def

/currentcolorspace
{
/currentcolorspace AGMCORE_gget
} def

/n_color_components
{
dup type /arraytype eq{
0 get
}if
dup /DeviceGray eq{
pop 1
}{
/DeviceCMYK eq{
4
}{
3
}ifelse
}ifelse
} def

/setcolor_devicecolor
{
dup type /arraytype eq{
0 get
}if
dup /DeviceGray eq{
pop setgray
}{
/DeviceCMYK eq{
setcmykcolor
}{
setrgbcolor
}ifelse
}ifelse
}def

/setcolor
{
currentcolorspace 0 get
dup /DeviceGray ne{
dup /DeviceCMYK ne{
dup /DeviceRGB ne{
dup /Separation eq{
pop
currentcolorspace 3 get exec
currentcolorspace 2 get
}{
dup /Indexed eq{
pop
currentcolorspace 3 get dup type /stringtype
eq{
currentcolorspace 1 get
n_color_components
3 -1 roll map_index
}{
exec
}ifelse
currentcolorspace 1 get
}{
/AGMCORE_cur_err
/AGMCORE_invalid_color_space def
AGMCORE_invalid_color_space
}ifelse
}ifelse
}if
}if
}if
setcolor_devicecolor
} def
}ifelse

/op /setoverprint ldf
/lw /setlinewidth ldf
/lc /setlinecap ldf
/lj /setlinejoin ldf
/ml /setmiterlimit ldf
/dsh /setdash ldf
/sadj /setstrokeadjust ldf
/gry /setgray ldf
/rgb /setrgbcolor ldf
/cmyk /setcmykcolor ldf
/sep /setsepcolor ldf
/idx /setindexedcolor ldf
/colr /setcolor ldf
/csacrd /set_csa_crd ldf
/sepcs /setsepcolorspace ldf
/idxcs /setindexedcolorspace ldf
/cp /closepath ldf
/clp /clp_npth ldf
/eclp /eoclp_npth ldf
/spclp /stkpath_clp_npth ldf
/f /fill ldf
/ef /eofill ldf
/s /stroke ldf
/sclp /stk_n_clp_npth ldf
/nclp /npth_clp ldf
/img /imageormask ldf
/sepimg /sep_imageormask ldf
/idximg /indexed_imageormask ldf
/gset /graphic_setup ldf
/gcln /graphic_cleanup ldf

currentdict{
dup xcheck 1 index type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or and {
bind
}if
def
}forall
}def
/page_trailer
{
end
}def
/unload{
systemdict/languagelevel known{
systemdict/languagelevel get 2 ge{
userdict/Adobe_AGM_Core 2 copy known{
undef
}{
pop pop
}ifelse
}if
}if
}def
/doc_trailer{
}def
systemdict /findcolorrendering known{
/findcolorrendering systemdict /findcolorrendering get def }if
systemdict /setcolorrendering known{
/setcolorrendering systemdict /setcolorrendering get def }if
/test_cmyk_color_plate
{
gsave
setcmykcolor currentgray 1 ne
grestore
}def
/inRip_spot_has_ink
{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_name xddf
false
currentpagedevice/SeparationColorNames get{
AGMCORE_name eq or
}forall
}def
/current_ink
{
dup length 0 eq{
pop true
}{
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result false put
{
dup /ProcessCyan eq{
AGMCORE_cyan_plate ink_result or Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
dup /ProcessMagenta eq{
AGMCORE_magenta_plate ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
dup /ProcessYellow eq{
AGMCORE_yellow_plate ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
dup /ProcessBlack eq{
AGMCORE_black_plate ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
dup /sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget dup null
eq{
pop false ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
/Name get eq{
1 setsepcolor
currentgray 1 ne ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}{
false ink_result or
Adobe_AGM_Core/ink_result xddf
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
pop
} forall
ink_result
}ifelse
}def
/map255_to_range
{
1 index sub
3 -1 roll 255 div mul add
}def
/set_csa_crd
{
/sep_colorspace_dict null AGMCORE_gput
begin
CSA map_csa setcolorspace_opt
set_crd
end
}
def
/setsepcolor
{

/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
dup /sep_tint exch AGMCORE_gput
TintProc
end
} def
/sep_colorspace_proc
{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_tmp xddf
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
currentdict/Components known{
Components aload pop
TintMethod/Lab eq{
2 {AGMCORE_tmp mul NComponents 1 roll} repeat
LMax sub AGMCORE_tmp mul LMax add NComponents 1 roll
}{
TintMethod/Subtractive eq{
NComponents{
AGMCORE_tmp mul NComponents 1 roll
}repeat
}{
NComponents{
1 sub AGMCORE_tmp mul 1 add NComponents 1 roll
} repeat
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
ColorLookup AGMCORE_tmp ColorLookup length 1 sub mul round cvi get aload pop
}ifelse
end
} def
/sep_colorspace_gray_proc
{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_tmp xddf
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
GrayLookup AGMCORE_tmp GrayLookup length 1 sub mul round cvi get end
} def
/sep_proc_name
{
dup 0 get
dup /DeviceRGB eq exch /DeviceCMYK eq or level2 not and has_color not and{
pop [/DeviceGray]
/sep_colorspace_gray_proc
}{
/sep_colorspace_proc
}ifelse
} def
/setsepcolorspace
{
dup /sep_colorspace_dict exch AGMCORE_gput
begin
/MappedCSA CSA map_csa def
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_sep_special Name dup () eq exch (All) eq or ddf

AGMCORE_avoid_L2_sep_space{
[/Indexed MappedCSA sep_proc_name 255 exch
{ 255 div } /exec cvx 3 -1 roll [ 4 1 roll load /exec cvx ] cvx
] setcolorspace_opt
/TintProc {
255 mul setcolor
}bdf
}{
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq
currentdict/Components known and
AGMCORE_sep_special not and{
/TintProc [
Components aload pop Name findcmykcustomcolor
/exch cvx /setcustomcolor cvx
] cvx bdf
}{
AGMCORE_host_sep Name (All) eq and{
/TintProc {
1 exch sub setseparationgray
}bdf
}{
AGMCORE_in_rip_sep MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq and
AGMCORE_host_sep or
Name () eq and{
/TintProc [
MappedCSA sep_proc_name exch 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq{
cvx /setcmykcolor cvx
}{
cvx /setgray cvx
}ifelse
] cvx bdf
}{
AGMCORE_producing_seps MappedCSA 0 get dup /DeviceCMYK
eq exch /DeviceGray eq or and AGMCORE_sep_special not and{ /TintProc [
/dup cvx
MappedCSA sep_proc_name cvx exch
0 get /DeviceGray eq{
1 /exch cvx /sub cvx 0 0 0 4 -1 /roll cvx
}if
/Name cvx /findcmykcustomcolor cvx /exch cvx

AGMCORE_host_sep{
AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep
}{
Name inRip_spot_has_ink not
}ifelse
{
/pop cvx 1
}if
/setcustomcolor cvx
] cvx bdf
}{
/TintProc /setcolor ldf

[/Separation Name MappedCSA sep_proc_name load ]
setcolorspace_opt
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
set_crd
1 setsepcolor
end
} def
/setindexedcolorspace
{
dup /indexed_colorspace_dict exch AGMCORE_gput
begin
/MappedCSA CSA map_csa def
AGMCORE_host_sep level2 not and{
0 0 0 0 setcmykcolor
}{
[/Indexed MappedCSA
level2 not has_color not and{
dup 0 get dup /DeviceRGB eq exch /DeviceCMYK eq or{
pop [/DeviceGray]
}if
HiVal GrayLookup
}{
HiVal
currentdict/RangeArray known{
{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
Lookup exch
dup HiVal gt{
pop HiVal
}if
NComponents mul NComponents getinterval {} forall
NComponents 1 sub -1 0{
RangeArray exch 2 mul 2 getinterval aload pop
map255_to_range
NComponents 1 roll
}for
end
} bind
}{
Lookup
}ifelse
}ifelse
] setcolorspace_opt

set_crd
}ifelse
end
}def
/setindexedcolor
{
AGMCORE_host_sep{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget/Lookup get 4 3 -1 roll map_index setcmykcolor
}{
setcolor
}ifelse
} def
/imageormask_sys
{
begin
save mark
level2{
currentdict
Operator /imagemask eq{
AGMCORE_&imagemask
}{
AGMCORE_&image
}ifelse
}{
Width Height
Operator /imagemask eq{
Decode 0 get 1 eq Decode 1 get 0 eq and
ImageMatrix /DataSource load
AGMCORE_&imagemask
}{
BitsPerComponent ImageMatrix /DataSource load
AGMCORE_&image
}ifelse
}ifelse
cleartomark restore
end
}def
/overprint_plate
{
currentoverprint{
0 get
dup /DeviceGray eq{
pop AGMCORE_black_plate not
}{
/DeviceCMYK eq{
AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep not
}if
}ifelse
}{
false
}ifelse
}def
/rdline {
currentfile AGMCORE_str256 readline pop
} def
/rdcmntline {
currentfile AGMCORE_str256 readline pop
(%) anchorsearch {pop} if
} def
/filter_cmyk
{
dup type /filetype ne{
0 () /SubFileDecode filter
}if
[
exch
{
AGMCORE_src256 readstring pop
dup length /AGMCORE_srcLen exch def
/AGMCORE_ndx 0 def

AGMCORE_plate_ndx 4 AGMCORE_srcLen 1 sub{
1 index exch get
AGMCORE_dst64 AGMCORE_ndx 3 -1 roll put
/AGMCORE_ndx AGMCORE_ndx 1 add def
}for
pop
AGMCORE_dst64 0 AGMCORE_ndx getinterval
}
bind
/exec cvx
] cvx
} def
/imageormask
{
begin
SkipImageProc not{
save mark
level2 AGMCORE_host_sep not and{
currentdict
Operator /imagemask eq{
imagemask
}{
AGMCORE_in_rip_sep currentoverprint and
currentcolorspace 0 get /DeviceGray eq and{
[/Separation /Black /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace
/Decode [ Decode 1 get Decode 0 get ] def
}if
image
}ifelse
}{
Width Height
Operator /imagemask eq{
Decode 0 get 1 eq Decode 1 get 0 eq and
ImageMatrix /DataSource load
AGMCORE_host_sep{
currentgray 1 ne{
currentdict imageormask_sys
}{
currentoverprint not{
1 AGMCORE_&setgray
knockout_image_samples
currentdict imageormask_sys
}{
nulldevice currentdict imageormask_sys
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
imagemask
}ifelse
}{
BitsPerComponent ImageMatrix
MultipleDataSources{
0 1 NComponents 1 sub{
DataSource exch get
}for
}{
/DataSource load
}ifelse
Operator /colorimage eq{
AGMCORE_host_sep{
MultipleDataSources level2 or NComponents 4 eq
and{
MultipleDataSources{
4 {pop} repeat
/DataSource [
DataSource 0 get /exec cvx
DataSource 1 get /exec cvx
DataSource 2 get /exec cvx
DataSource 3 get /exec cvx
/AGMCORE_get_ink_data cvx
] cvx def
}{
/DataSource /DataSource load filter_cmyk
0 () /SubFileDecode filter def
}ifelse

/Decode [ Decode 0 get Decode 1 get ] def
/MultipleDataSources false def
/NComponents 1 def
/Operator /image def
AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep{
currentoverprint InksUsed current_ink
not and{
nulldevice
}{
invert_image_samples
}ifelse
}{
currentoverprint not{
knockout_image_samples
}{
nulldevice
}ifelse
}ifelse
1 AGMCORE_&setgray
currentdict imageormask_sys
}{

currentcolortransfer
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer

MultipleDataSources NComponents
AGMCORE_&colorimage
}ifelse
}{
true NComponents colorimage
}ifelse
}{
Operator /image eq{
AGMCORE_host_sep{
HostSepColorImage{
invert_image_samples
}{
AGMCORE_black_plate not{
currentoverprint not{
knockout_image_samples
}{
nulldevice
}ifelse
}if
}ifelse
1 AGMCORE_&setgray
currentdict imageormask_sys
}{
image
}ifelse
}{
Operator/knockout eq{
pop pop pop pop pop
currentoverprint InksUsed current_ink not
and{
}{
currentcolorspace overprint_plate not{
knockout_unitsq
}if
}ifelse
}if
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
cleartomark restore
}if
end
}def
/tint_image_to_color
{
begin
Width Height BitsPerComponent ImageMatrix
/DataSource load
end
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_mbuf 0 string def
/AGMCORE_ybuf 0 string def
/AGMCORE_kbuf 0 string def
{
colorbuf dup length AGMCORE_mbuf length ne
{
dup length dup dup
/AGMCORE_mbuf exch string def
/AGMCORE_ybuf exch string def
/AGMCORE_kbuf exch string def
} if
dup AGMCORE_mbuf copy AGMCORE_ybuf copy AGMCORE_kbuf copy pop }
addprocs
{AGMCORE_mbuf}{AGMCORE_ybuf}{AGMCORE_kbuf} true 4 colorimage end
} def
/sep_imageormask_lev1
{
begin
MappedCSA 0 get dup /DeviceRGB eq exch /DeviceCMYK eq or has_color not and{

{
255 mul round cvi GrayLookup exch get
} currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
currentdict imageormask
}{
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget/Components known{
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq{
Components aload pop
}{
0 0 0 Components aload pop 1 exch sub
}ifelse

Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_k xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_y xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_m xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_c xddf

AGMCORE_y 0.0 eq AGMCORE_m 0.0 eq and AGMCORE_c 0.0 eq and{ {AGMCORE_k mul 1 exch sub} currenttransfer addprocs
settransfer
currentdict imageormask
}{

currentcolortransfer
{AGMCORE_k mul 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{AGMCORE_y mul 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{AGMCORE_m mul 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{AGMCORE_c mul 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer
currentdict tint_image_to_color
}ifelse
}{

MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceGray eq {
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 0 get}
currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
currentdict imageormask
}{
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq {
currentcolortransfer
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 3 get 1 exch
sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 2 get 1 exch
sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 1 get 1 exch
sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 0 get 1 exch
sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer
currentdict tint_image_to_color
}{
currentcolortransfer
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 2 get} exch
addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 1 get} exch
addprocs 4 1 roll
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 0 get} exch
addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer
currentdict tint_image_to_color
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
end
}def
/sep_image_lev1_sep
{
begin
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget/Components known{
Components aload pop

Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_k xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_y xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_m xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_c xddf

{AGMCORE_c mul 1 exch sub}
{AGMCORE_m mul 1 exch sub}
{AGMCORE_y mul 1 exch sub}
{AGMCORE_k mul 1 exch sub}
}{
{255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 0 get 1 exch sub} {255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 1 get 1 exch sub} {255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 2 get 1 exch sub} {255 mul round cvi ColorLookup exch get 3 get 1 exch sub} }ifelse

AGMCORE_get_ink_data currenttransfer addprocs settransfer

currentdict imageormask_sys

end
}def
/sep_imageormask
{
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
/MappedCSA CSA map_csa def
begin
SkipImageProc not{
save mark

AGMCORE_avoid_L2_sep_space{
/Decode [ Decode 0 get 255 mul Decode 1 get 255 mul ] def }if
AGMCORE_ccimage_exists
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq and
currentdict/Components known and
Name () ne and
Name (All) ne and
Operator /image eq and
AGMCORE_producing_seps not and
level2 not and
{
Width Height BitsPerComponent ImageMatrix
[
/DataSource load /exec cvx
{
0 1 2 index length 1 sub{
1 index exch
2 copy get 255 xor put
}for
} /exec cvx
] cvx bind
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq{
Components aload pop
}{
0 0 0 Components aload pop 1 exch sub
}ifelse
Name findcmykcustomcolor
customcolorimage
}{
AGMCORE_producing_seps not{
level2{
AGMCORE_avoid_L2_sep_space not currentcolorspace 0 get
/Separation ne and{
[/Separation Name MappedCSA sep_proc_name load ]
setcolorspace_opt
/sep_tint AGMCORE_gget setcolor
}if
currentdict imageormask
}{
currentdict
Operator /imagemask eq{
imageormask
}{
sep_imageormask_lev1
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
AGMCORE_host_sep{
Operator/knockout eq{
currentoverprint InksUsed current_ink not and{
}{
currentdict/ImageMatrix get concat
knockout_unitsq
}ifelse
}{
currentgray 1 ne{
AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep Name (All) ne and{
level2{
[ /Separation Name [/DeviceGray]
{
sep_colorspace_proc
AGMCORE_get_ink_data
1 exch sub
} bind
] AGMCORE_&setcolorspace
/sep_tint AGMCORE_gget AGMCORE_&setcolor
currentdict imageormask_sys
}{
currentdict
Operator /imagemask eq{
imageormask_sys
}{
sep_image_lev1_sep
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
Operator/imagemask ne{
invert_image_samples
}if
currentdict imageormask_sys
}ifelse
}{
currentoverprint not Name (All) eq or{
knockout_image_samples
}{
nulldevice
}ifelse
currentdict imageormask_sys
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
currentcolorspace 0 get /Separation ne{
[/Separation Name MappedCSA sep_proc_name load ]
setcolorspace_opt
/sep_tint AGMCORE_gget setcolor
}if
currentoverprint
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq and
Name inRip_spot_has_ink not and
Name (All) ne and {
imageormask_l2_overprint
}{
currentdict imageormask
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
cleartomark restore
}if
end
end
}def
/modify_halftone_xfer
{
currenthalftone dup length dict copy begin
currentdict 2 index known{
1 index load dup length dict copy begin
currentdict/TransferFunction known{
/TransferFunction load
}{
currenttransfer
}ifelse
addprocs /TransferFunction xdf
currentdict end def
currentdict end sethalftone
}{
currentdict/TransferFunction known{
/TransferFunction load
}{
currenttransfer
}ifelse
addprocs /TransferFunction xdf
currentdict end sethalftone
pop
}ifelse
}def
/read_image_file
{
AGMCORE_imagefile 0 setfileposition
dup /DataSource {AGMCORE_imagefile AGMCORE_imbuf readstring pop} put exch
load exec
}def
/write_image_file
{
{ (AGMCORE_imagefile) (w+) file } stopped{
false
}{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_imagefile xddf
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_imbuf Width BitsPerComponent mul 7 add 8 idiv string ddf
1 1 Height {
pop
DataSource dup type /filetype eq{
AGMCORE_imbuf readstring pop
}{
exec
} ifelse
AGMCORE_imagefile exch writestring
}for
true
}ifelse
}def
/imageormask_l2_overprint
{
write_image_file{
currentcmykcolor
0 ne{
[/Separation /Black /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace
gsave
/Black

cvx modify_halftone_xfer
Operator currentdict read_image_file
grestore
}if
0 ne{
[/Separation /Yellow /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace
gsave
/Yellow

cvx modify_halftone_xfer
Operator currentdict read_image_file
grestore
}if
0 ne{
[/Separation /Magenta /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace
gsave
/Magenta

cvx modify_halftone_xfer
Operator currentdict read_image_file
grestore
}if
0 ne{
[/Separation /Cyan /DeviceGray {}] setcolorspace
gsave
/Cyan

cvx modify_halftone_xfer
Operator currentdict read_image_file
grestore
} if
AGMCORE_imagefile closefile (AGMCORE_imagefile) deletefile }{
currentdict imageormask
}ifelse
} def
/indexed_imageormask
{
begin
save mark

currentdict
AGMCORE_host_sep{

Operator/knockout eq{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget /CSA get map_csa
overprint_plate not{
knockout_unitsq
}if
}{
AGMCORE_is_cmyk_sep{
Operator /imagemask eq{
imageormask_sys
}{
level2{
indexed_image_lev2_sep
}{
indexed_image_lev1_sep
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
currentoverprint not{
knockout_image_samples
imageormask_sys
}{
nulldevice currentdict imageormask_sys
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
}{
level2{
imageormask
}{
Operator /imagemask eq{
imageormask
}{
indexed_imageormask_lev1
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
cleartomark restore
end
}def
/indexed_imageormask_lev1
{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
begin
currentdict
MappedCSA 0 get dup /DeviceRGB eq exch /DeviceCMYK eq or has_color not and{

{HiVal mul round cvi GrayLookup exch get HiVal div}
currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
imageormask
}{

MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceGray eq {
{HiVal mul round cvi Lookup exch get HiVal div}
currenttransfer addprocs settransfer
imageormask
}{
MappedCSA 0 get /DeviceCMYK eq {
currentcolortransfer
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 3 add Lookup exch get HiVal
div 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 2 add Lookup exch get HiVal
div 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 1 add Lookup exch get HiVal
div 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi Lookup exch get HiVal
div 1 exch sub} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer
tint_image_to_color
}{
currentcolortransfer
{pop 1} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{3 mul HiVal mul round cvi 2 add Lookup exch get HiVal
div} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{3 mul HiVal mul round cvi 1 add Lookup exch get HiVal
div} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
{3 mul HiVal mul round cvi Lookup exch get HiVal
div} exch addprocs 4 1 roll
setcolortransfer
tint_image_to_color
}ifelse
}ifelse
}ifelse
end end
}def
/indexed_image_lev1_sep
{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
begin
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi Lookup exch get HiVal div 1 exch sub}
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 1 add Lookup exch get HiVal div 1 exch sub}
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 2 add Lookup exch get HiVal div 1 exch sub}
{4 mul HiVal mul round cvi 3 add Lookup exch get HiVal div 1 exch sub}

AGMCORE_get_ink_data currenttransfer addprocs settransfer

currentdict imageormask_sys

end end
}def
/indexed_image_lev2_sep
{
/indexed_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget begin
begin

currentcolorspace
dup 1 /DeviceGray put
dup 3 [
currentcolorspace 3 get
{
exch 4 mul 4 getinterval {} forall
AGMCORE_get_ink_data 255 div 1 exch sub
} /exec cvx
] cvx put
setcolorspace

currentdict
Operator /imagemask eq{
AGMCORE_&imagemask
}{
AGMCORE_&image
}ifelse

end end
}def
/add_csa
{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_CSA_cache xput
end
}def
/map_csa
{
dup type /nametype eq{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_CSA_cache get exch get
}if
}def
/add_csd
{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_CSD_cache xput
end
}def
/get_csd
{
dup type /nametype eq{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_CSD_cache get exch get
}if
}def
/add_pattern
{
Adobe_AGM_Core begin
/AGMCORE_pattern_cache xput
end
}def
/get_pattern
{
dup type /nametype eq{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_pattern_cache get exch get
}if
}def
/set_pattern
{
dup /PatternType get 1 eq{
dup /PaintType get 1 eq{
false op [/DeviceGray] setcolorspace 0 setgray
}if
}if
setpattern
}def
/setcolorspace_opt
{
dup currentcolorspace eq{
pop
}{
setcolorspace
}ifelse
}def
/updatecolorrendering
{

currentcolorrendering/Intent known{
currentcolorrendering/Intent get
}{
null
}ifelse

Intent ne{
false
Intent
AGMCORE_CRD_cache {
exch pop
begin
dup Intent eq{
currentdict setcolorrendering_opt
end
exch pop true exch
exit
}if
end
} forall
pop
not{
systemdict /findcolorrendering known{
Intent findcolorrendering pop
/ColorRendering findresource
dup length dict copy
setcolorrendering_opt
}if
}if
}if
} def
/add_crd
{
AGMCORE_CRD_cache 3 1 roll put
}def
/set_crd
{
AGMCORE_host_sep not level2 and{
currentdict/CRD known{
AGMCORE_CRD_cache CRD get dup null ne{
setcolorrendering_opt
}{
pop
}ifelse
}{
currentdict/Intent known{
updatecolorrendering
}if
}ifelse
}if
}def
/setcolorrendering_opt
{
dup currentcolorrendering eq{
pop
}{
begin
/Intent Intent def
currentdict
end
setcolorrendering
}ifelse
}def
/OPIimage
{
dup type /dicttype ne{
10 dict begin
/DataSource xdf
/ImageMatrix xdf
/BitsPerComponent xdf
/Height xdf
/Width xdf
/MultipleDataSources false def
/NComponents 1 def
/ImageType 1 def
/Decode
/SkipImageProc {false} def
currentdict
end
}if
dup begin
/HostSepColorImage false def
currentdict/Decode known not{
/Decode [
0
currentcolorspace 0 get /Indexed eq{
2 BitsPerComponent exp 1 sub
}{
1
}ifelse
]
def
}if
currentdict/Operator known not{
/Operator /image def
}if
end
/sep_colorspace_dict AGMCORE_gget null eq{
imageormask
}{
gsave
dup begin invert_image_samples end
sep_imageormask
grestore
}ifelse
}def
/cpaint_gcomp
{
AGM_preserve_spots{
gsave
nulldevice
}if
}def
/cpaint_gsep
{
AGM_preserve_spots{
grestore
currentoverprint Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_ovp xddf
}{
gsave
nulldevice
}ifelse
}def
/cpaint_gend
{
AGM_preserve_spots{
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_ovp get setoverprint
}{
grestore
}ifelse
newpath
}def
/AGMCORE_ctm_stack bdict
/push_ctm {
stack length size le{
stack dup length 2 mul array
dup /stack exch def
copy pop
}if
stack size 3 -1 roll put
/size size 1 add def
}
/pop_ctm {
/size size 1 sub def
size 0 lt{
/size 0 def
}if
stack size get
}
/stack 1 array
/size 0
edict
def
/save_ctm
{
matrix currentmatrix AGMCORE_ctm_stack begin
push_ctm
end
}def
/restore_ctm
{
AGMCORE_ctm_stack begin
pop_ctm
end
setmatrix
}def
/path_rez
{
dup 0 ne{
AGMCORE_deviceDPI exch div
dup 1 lt{
pop 1
}if
setflat
}{
pop
}ifelse
}def
end
systemdict /setpacking known
{
setpacking
} if
%%EndResource
%%EndProlog
%%BeginSetup
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_err_strings 3 dict dup begin
/AGMCORE_bad_environ (Environment not satisfactory for this job, which requests at least
PostScript Level ^\tand at least PostScript version ^. Ensure that the PPD is correct or that
the PostScript level requested is supported by this printer. ) def /AGMCORE_color_space_onhost_seps (This job has content that will not separate
with on-host methods. ) def
/AGMCORE_invalid_color_space (This job contains an invalid color space. ) def
end put
2 2010 true Adobe_AGM_Core/doc_setup get exec
%%EndSetup
%%Page: name:1 1
%%EndPageComments
%%BeginPageSetup
Adobe_AGM_Core/page_setup get exec
%%EndPageSetup
Adobe_AGM_Core/AGMCORE_save save ddf
mark
/0
[/DeviceGray] add_csa
/CSA /0
/1
[/DeviceCMYK] add_csa
/CSA /1
/2
[/DeviceRGB] add_csa
/CSA /2
cleartomark
800 path_rez
1 -1 scale 0 -96.6665 translate
gsave
concat
gsave
0 0 mo
0 96.6665 ln
107.368 96.6665 ln
107.368 0 ln
clp
1 lw
0 lc
0 lj
4 ml
[] 0 dsh
true sadj
75.6514 4.45312 mo
66.8506 2.61035 58.0107 0.280273 48.9434 0.514648 cv
34.5576 0.886719 24.6748 8.83057 16.6963 20.2095 cv
8.3418 32.1245 -0.820801 47.5088 0.657715 62.6587 cv
2.6001 82.564 22.54 92.6021 40.2617 95.2544 cv
59.6289 98.1528 83.6963 94.5532 96.8252 78.5557 cv
105.446 68.0508 108.579 52.3604 105.983 39.1079 cv
104.512 31.5898 99.4902 27.0386 94.3262 21.8008 cv
90.8398 18.2637 87.1963 13.3008 82.4893 11.2905 cv
false op
0 0 0 rgb
s
39.7539 22.4019 mo
35.3828 23.0435 31.5547 28.4995 29.8086 32.0435 cv
28.1426 35.4268 24.9502 40.8354 29.3564 43.0952 cv
34.7051 45.8384 41.8408 46.4316 47.2998 43.9004 cv
52.9199 41.2939 62.8887 30.3276 54.4297 25.7954 cv
47.3643 22.0107 39.8691 21.6743 32.0615 21.5474 cv
s
77.3613 27.5303 mo
74.1045 30.0566 71.4023 33.6079 71.3164 37.8052 cv
71.2646 40.3569 72.3369 41.3364 74.7695 42.1392 cv
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