I think someone on this group said something negative about LZW. But if it reduces files by an appreciable amount I'd like to use it. I'd be able to get more files on a CD. At the moment its about 13, sometimes only 12. And the people I send them to had trouble; they were unable to read one file on the last CD. I'll try it at once. I have about 100 to send this week.

Don

John Francis wrote:
On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 08:05:25AM +0300, Don Williams wrote:

. . . Although I have no experience of LZW I've heard that its not a good idea.

I don't know where you got that notion.  LZW is a lossless
compression technique, so there won't be any image degradation.
And since the last LZW patents expired recently, there aren't
any problems there, either.





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