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My standard answer is YES.

A very flexible way is to nab the NT version of ImageMagick
(http:\\www.imagmagick.org) and build it. You will find copies of all the
major libraries contained right there - TIFF, JPEG, PNG, etc. These all have
very flexible builds now with all the possible combinations you might want.

The only downside - is that we tend to lag a bit behind the current
"release" of the TIFF library by a couple of months. I like to let things
settle a bit before upgrading to the absolute latest release. However - you
can always go get the latest and drop it in and recompile using the supplied
build environment.
