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Pak Yan Choi wrote:
> Has anyone else used libtiff in this manner and, if so, would you be
> willing to share advice (maybe even code)? 

I suspect nobody has, or at least nobody succeeded.

My advice is to look at a storage file format and an image object
defined internally in your app as two completely different things.



Joris

