DjVu

Definition and stakes

A. P. Sinnett,  Scriptorium/Archives/2006-07

“ I use a free program call IrfanView for my image viewing, and it loads DjVu format just fine. I haven't looked much into conversion, but there are a few web-based conversion tools (to convert images to DjVu) and a few command-line programs to convert them from DjVu to other formats (TIFF, JPEG, and a few others) . I think if we clearly point out where a decent browser plugin is, we should use the DjVu plugin, especially if we are going to do a lot of book scanning (harddrive space on WM servers unfortunately isn't infinite) . ”
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Mrs. Lance Rawson,  Scriptorium/Help/Archives/2013

“ I have scanned a book and did the same except I used a .PDF file I assembled. Now I am interested in the .djvu format. So, Billinghurst, I suppose you edit out "Google" for a DJVU file or exactly how do you edit out unwanted materials such as "Google" on every page of a djvu file? —Maury (talk) 19:39, 6 December 2013 (UTC) I added the text layer. I also uploaded a DJVU file for the same work, just in case. Regards, Yann (talk) 20:54, 6 December 2013 (UTC) @Yann: I'm working with the djvu file right now? Am I right that I just create each of the Page: namespace pages? ”
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Richard Garnett,  Essays in librarianship and bibliography (1899)

“ Really I think it is better to write an example text from scratch, with increasing difficulties of formatting and rendering, in html or word, then converting it into a djvu image; I know from experience that it is very tedious to find good, existing pages to use as a model. But - the file djvu itself IMHO can be a "test file", since boldest users could be encouraged to edit it appending more djvu pages, so testing their skill using DjvuSolo or DjvuLibre routines. So, building djvu file would turn into a useful exercise for any interested user! ”
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