Flight Fantastic Airshow, Edinburgh, Scotland - "Stolp Starduster Too.jpg" 74.1 kBytes yEnc

"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
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Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy your
pictures

Thanks, Willem

Willem Van der Voort wrote:
"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
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Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy your
pictures

Thanks, Willem



That was JPEG.

In article ,
Rick Merrill wrote:

Willem Van der Voort wrote:
"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
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Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy your
pictures

Thanks, Willem



That was JPEG.

yEnc in the compression scheme that is used to make files smaller when
they are transmitted over the Internet, and can be applied to any large
digital file, including music files such as mp3, flac, etc. JPEG, GIF,
etc., and schemes for compression picture files. A JPEG is a JPEG,
whether it's yEnced or not.

I¹m not a fan of yEnc, but it's been here for a while and is fairly
common, so any newsreader program worth it's salt should decode it.
Mine does with absolutely no difficulty. Apparently Internet Express
has trouble with it. Can't the geniuses at Microsoft fix this over
their lunch hour?

Dave

"Dave Moorman" wrote in message
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In article ,
Rick Merrill wrote:

Willem Van der Voort wrote:
"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
...

Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy
your
pictures

Thanks, Willem



That was JPEG.

yEnc in the compression scheme that is used to make files smaller when
they are transmitted over the Internet, and can be applied to any large
digital file, including music files such as mp3, flac, etc. JPEG, GIF,
etc., and schemes for compression picture files. A JPEG is a JPEG,
whether it's yEnced or not.

I¹m not a fan of yEnc, but it's been here for a while and is fairly
common, so any newsreader program worth it's salt should decode it.
Mine does with absolutely no difficulty. Apparently Internet Express
has trouble with it. Can't the geniuses at Microsoft fix this over
their lunch hour?

Dave

Maybe Microsoft hasn't figured out how to fix it, but others have. Google
"OeyEnc loader". It is a fully functional yEnc decoder plug in for Outlook
Express. Works perfectly. Only takes a few minutes to download. And you'll
never have to wonder what those yEnc photos were again. Plus it's free to
you.

"Rick Merrill" schreef in bericht
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Willem Van der Voort wrote:
"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
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Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy your
pictures
Thanks, Willem

That was JPEG.

I know, it was a JPG file yEnc encoded.

I program computers since 1979.

I am familiar with the terms pixels per inch (ppi). dots per inch (dpi)
lines per inch (lpi)

I know also how to resize and compress files, even how to make a pallet with
reduced colors ets..



The request was NOT to decode in yEnc so everybody could see the pictures.

yEnc is aright if you send very large files, in this case the gain is
minimum.



Willem

In article ,
"Willem Van der Voort" wrote:

yEnc is aright if you send very large files, in this case the gain is
minimum.

Thanks for the information , Willem.

On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 18:16:45 +0200, "Willem Van der Voort"
wrote:


"Rick Merrill" schreef in bericht
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Willem Van der Voort wrote:
"Peter Hucker" schreef in bericht
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Is it possible not to use yEnc in the future, so everybody can enjoy your
pictures
Thanks, Willem

That was JPEG.

I know, it was a JPG file yEnc encoded.

I program computers since 1979.

I am familiar with the terms pixels per inch (ppi). dots per inch (dpi)
lines per inch (lpi)

I know also how to resize and compress files, even how to make a pallet with
reduced colors ets..

And yet you can't decode yenc? Pathetic.

The request was NOT to decode in yEnc so everybody could see the pictures.

yEnc is aright if you send very large files, in this case the gain is
minimum.

Stop moaning or I'll use bitmap incase someone doesn't have a jpeg
decoder yet.
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Peter Hucker wrote in
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Stop moaning or I'll use bitmap incase someone doesn't have a jpeg
decoder yet.

Not all that many years ago, my old Amiga 4000 lacked that very decoder.
Then it got a (slow) one...

On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 07:57:13 GMT, Bob Harrington
wrote:

Peter Hucker wrote in
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Stop moaning or I'll use bitmap incase someone doesn't have a jpeg
decoder yet.

Not all that many years ago, my old Amiga 4000 lacked that very decoder.
Then it got a (slow) one...

On the subject of yenc, I just flicked through a batch of yenc photos,
and they popped up over three times faster than the uu ones. Either
it's cause they're smaller, or the processing required is faster.
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On Mon 15 Oct 2007 10:22:27a Peter Hucker wrote in
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On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 07:57:13 GMT, Bob Harrington
wrote:

Peter Hucker wrote in
m:

Stop moaning or I'll use bitmap incase someone doesn't have a jpeg
decoder yet.

Not all that many years ago, my old Amiga 4000 lacked that very
decoder. Then it got a (slow) one...

On the subject of yenc, I just flicked through a batch of yenc photos,
and they popped up over three times faster than the uu ones. Either
it's cause they're smaller, or the processing required is faster.

The encoding is 30% smaller than with Unicode.