User:Frank.trampe

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Beautiful , isn't it ?

I have two versions of the River Roads Mall logo . One is messy . The other is crisper . Both are currently in raster form . One was deleted by one of the evil , faceless robots that crawls Wikipedia in search of fresh image blood . I managed to save the other from its vicious teeth , though , before it was too late .

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The evil robots can be easily outwitted by misleading attribution tags . For example , the following set of branding is obviously copyrighted , but is tagged otherwise .

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The enlightened of the vector graphics world may recognize that all but the last item are in vector form . Even the last one is of sufficiènt resolution for a fairly large print .

Because of minimal interest in my scanning work , I have included samples that instead demonstrate the power of the encoding technology .

The first , a Henry Ware Junior sermon , is encoded solely in monochrome DjVu . Note that the entire twenty-four-page booklet consumes little more than a megabyte of space .

The second , a Trans World Airlines promotional card , has foreground and background elements and demonstrates both the JB2 and IW44 encoding methods . Because of its complexity , this card required the LizardTech encoder . Some of the edges of the photograph are incorrectly ( and visibly ) coded in JB2 , and some of the branding elements are incorrectly coded in IW44 , but , for a file smaller than two-hundred kilobytes , one can't complain .

I have two versions of the Stix logo . One is formatted for minimal bounding box size . The other is formatted for printing on letter paper . Both are in vector form .

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