RE: Is there an easy way to scan for bits? -- MI400

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Subject: RE: [MI400] Is there an easy way to scan for bits?
From: "Hall, Philip" <phall@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 08:54:15 -0600
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Steve,

> What are you using this for Harry ?  I have seen something
> similar in fax compression schemes.

And with his recent post about CCITT, I think you're pretty close on your
guess as CCITT Group 4 is used mainly for black&white line art compression.

--phil

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