On Saturday 14 February 2009 20:55:09 Bastien ROUCARIES wrote: > severity 514321 wishlist > thanks > > Hi, > > You type convert resume.pdf 3g:resume.002 instead of convert resume.pdf > g3:resume.002
Are you referring to unstable/testing or experimental? I put unstable back. Easy enough to try. Which one is supposed to be correct? In any event, outputting a file named "3g:...." is not desired behavior. Linux will eat it. Windows will certainly not. > Could you retest using density operator convert -density 200 resume.pdf > g3:im.fax Beautiful. Gave me a normal page layout and very nice quality as well. Took much longer, however (subjective). > > The g3 format is a fixed width of 1728 as required by the standard. OK. I think this width is what I am seeing (but the density 200 image SHOWED the normal page layout in viewfax). There is some confusion in the "magic" numbers. The output of a ghostscript conversion is shown as a page format rather than that fixed width. Imagemagick does not see this as a tiff-g3 (or is it tiff-3g?) format! On the other hand, the mimi-types reported in KDE apparently do not see imagemagick's a such. My code will not call convert on text or tiff-g3 mime-types since efax will eat them. Efax accepts both claimed 3g formats (since one may be a bpm format also acceptable to efix). > > Will link to documentation issue > > Regards -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
