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Subject: Re: I don't want multiple strips
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Dwight Kelly wrote:

>Can you use TIFFWriteScanline instead of TIFFWriteEncodedStrip?

That worked.  Thanks.  I should have figured out that 
TIFFWriteEncoded*Strip* would write a strip each time it was called.

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Stephen Rasku			E-mail:	stephen@tgivan.com
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