An example: I take photos at events for the county historical society and give them disks of both raw and jpeg images for their archives. I also select some representative images and use the full page editor to add and place multiple images on 13x19 prints. They can display these for people to see a summary of the event.


Tom

Interesting.

You could develop a new product to go along with this feature that would supply a target and software to create the lens model based on images of the target. A geometry version of Profile Prism.


Tom

I think you are right, that it is a parsing problem.

dpReview didn't like tinyurl the one time I tried it. They apparently block tinyurl because it could be used to point to sites that they would otherwise not allow.


Tom

Mike,

I often refer people that are having print problems with large prints to this article and to Feb 2006.

Today I included links to them in a dpReview post and this article's link is just a bit long for the dpReview message software.

How about a slightly shorter link for this article?


Tom

Mike,

Looking into it a little more, it looks like XPS printing might be a .net thing.

When you say "no api" do you mean Win32 calls as opposed to .net? Is Windows 7 adding Win32 api calls for XPS?

So far I've had nothing to do with .net programming and would be happy to keep it that way.


Tom

Or in the Post reply screen, click on the quote icon: second from the right end in the second row of buttons. That will insert the quote controls and leave the cursor between them.


Tom

Mike,

Apparently Windows does have 16 bit printing support. See this MSDN blog entry:

http://blogs.msdn.com/adrianford/archive/2008/10/22/16-bits-and-more-printing-on-windows.aspx

I just ran across this and don't know anything about it other than what I read there.


Tom