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Reply-To: "Michael O'Rourke" <morourke@adobe.com>
From: "Michael O'Rourke" <morourke@adobe.com>
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Subject: TIFF G4 decompression problems
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I have some files that were created with libtiff, yet on decompression there are failures from TIFFReadScanline. The bottom of the
pages are all white and it is when I get to that spot that things freak out. I think the files might really be bad because MS Photo
Editor cannot open them. However, MS/Wang Imaging and Photoshop can open them but maybe they are just very lienient.

Anybody seen this before?

Any G4 experts out there willing to look at a file and tell me if they think the file really is hosed versus libtiff is
unnecessarily freaking out?

Thanks,

Michael


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