This reminds me. Some of the scanners I'm working on not only generate
compressed images, but can have multiple images per page. I'm thinking
for example of one document scanner that can, for each page, produce
all at once:
up to 8 color images
up to 8 gray images
up to 8 binary images
Not to mention backside images as well. Each image can have different
characteristics (i.e. JFIF color/gray, TIFF G4 binary) and dimensions.
In particular, the scanner supports windows with these different properties
and their own scan area. An aware application needs to be able to find
out that these images are from the same page. Ideas?
This is not so pressing to me as the application being able to select
compressed frame formats (and blocking formats it can't handle) but
someone should be thinking of these things.
I know, I'm a pest on this list:-)
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