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Subject: Re: jpeg code
Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 08:21:46 +0000 (UTC)
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In article <g18dl5$oi5$1@fred.mathworks.com>,
Nicolaie Popescu-Bodorin <freeseosubmit@yah00.com> wrote:
>In the upper right of this page is the search form.

Ummm, No. On the page I read that on, what the upper right corner
contained was,

(1)--[1]

which is information about the threading of the messages and which
of the messages in the thread that I have already read.


>Go for 
>JPEG or DCT or compression or wavelet (for jpeg2k). You'll 
>find a lot of useful code and comments.

Using search engines to look for more information on the topic is
a good idea: the error was in thinking that everyone is seeing the
messages presented the same way that you are seeing them presented.

This is a Usenet newsgroup, a decentralized information exchange
system that works by sending out copies of text messages and having
systems copy the messages and send them out to their friends,
and those friends copy and send them out to -their- friends and so on.

What *I* read is the copy of the text message held in storage at one
of the local universities.

Some sites wrap graphical interfaces around this process of sending
out or storing text messages. Mathworks has one such graphical
interface; Drexel University has another; Google has a third,
and there are perhaps others that I do not know about. Some of those
graphical interfaces might happen to offer a search form in the
upper-right corner of the way that *they* present the messages.
I know Google doesn't -- *their* search form is centered on the
page near the top, not in the upper-right.
-- 
  "Tired minds don't plan well. Sleep first, plan later."
                                              -- Walter Reisch