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Date: Tue, 2 Aug 1994 16:46:06 +0100 (BST)
From: "Daehyon.Kim" <Daehyon.Kim@newcastle.ac.uk>
Subject: help me
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 Dear tiff-owner,
 
 I am so sorry to trouble you, and  expecting your some help.
 I have sent following massage to the user group, I have no answer yet.
 It is very important for me. I rearly appreciate If you could help me.
 
 Yours sincerely
 Daehyon Kim
 
 > Dear members,
 > 
 > I am trying to make a program to copy from TIFF format to TIFF format
 > as a file on  the  PC ( on the DOS ).
 > 
 > I have got C source cord  for PC, which is made by Craig A. 
 > Lindley, who is  author of the " Practical Image Processing"
 > ( Copyright 1991, by John  Wiley & Sons, Inc ). 
 > 
 > When  I have  complied with a source cord ( tiffcp.c ) ,which is on 
 > the public domain, on the PC, there was no error. However, when I run the 
 > program, the out file is something wrong with  strip offset. Even though it
 > works very well on the UNIX.
 >  
 > I would very very appreciate if anyone could give  me some information, 
 > such as e-mail address of the author,  FTP address where other  source 
 > cord for PC  is available, any method to contact to author.
 > 
 > Please e-mail me. I am not yet on the mailing list.
 > 
 > Best Regards
 > D.Kim ( daehyon.kim@ncl.ac.uk )
 
 
 




