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	DjVu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		DjVu (pronounced deja-vu) is a computer file format designed primarily to store scanned images, especially those containing text and line drawings.
		DjVu format will be used by the One Laptop per Child project in order to easily supply existing paper books in an eBook format.
		DjVu is always a raster format, while PDF supports vector format depending upon the input data.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/DjVu (917 words)

	DjVuLibre: Open Source DjVu library and viewer
		DjVu is a web-centric format and software platform for distributing documents and images.
		DjVu is used by hundreds of academic, commercial, governmental, and non-commercial web sites around the world to distribute scanned documents, digital documents, and high-resolution photos.
		DjVu can be seen as nicely complementing PNG and MNG (which, unlike DjVu are lossless formats) in the areas of document image compression and lossy photo compression.
	djvu.sourceforge.net (944 words)

	DjVu at ICAO
		DjVu typically achieves compression ratios about 5 to 10 times better than existing methods such as JPEG and GIF for color documents, and 3 to 8 times than TIFF for fl and white documents.
		DjVu files are also about 3 to 8 times smaller than fl and white PDF files produced from scanned documents (scanned documents in color are impractical in PDF).
		DjVu, on the other hand, never decompresses the entire image, but instead keeps the image in memory in a compact form, and decompresses the piece displayed on the screen in real time as the user views the image.
	www.icao.int /djvu (754 words)

	DJVU - OLPCWiki
		DJVU is intended to be used with scanned images of book pages, either fl and white or full color.
		DJVU is supported by the Evince reader which is being used by the OLPC project.
		DJVU readers are capable of using the OCR to do text searches and then highlighting the words in the actual scanned text image.
	wiki.laptop.org /index.php/DJVU (814 words)

	LizardTech DjVu Business FAQ
		DjVu is also the ideal format for the growing e-book marketplace.
		DjVu achieves its stunning results through separating a scanned document into a layer containing hard edges (like text) and another layer containing colors and softer edges (like photographs).
		DjVu removes the barriers to storing color scans by creating color documents that are significantly smaller than PDF files.
	research.thomsonib.com /help/DjVu_FAQ.htm (1180 words)

	NewsForge \| DjVu: Saving for our paper heritage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		DjVu gives you the ability to zoom in on documents in real time or to pan around images larger than your screen (see Figure 1).
		DjVu plugins are available for standard Web browsers on Linux and most versions of Unix, Windows, and Mac OS.
		Maybe DjVu's greatest value is not that it makes scanned documents quickly viewable from the Internet, but rather that it makes us realize that almost nothing of our paper memory is already on the Internet in the first place, regardless of the format.
	software.newsforge.com /software/06/03/08/2314247.shtml?tid=131 (1237 words)

	Yann's DjVu Page
		DjVu (pronounced déjà vu) is an image compression technique, a file format, and a software platform, designed bring paper documents and high resolution photos to the Internet.
		With DjVu, a fl and white page scanned at 300 DPI occupies 5 to 30 KB, which is 3 to 8 times less than with the currently popular TIFF Group-IV format.
		DjVu was developed at AT&T Labs in Red Bank NJ by a research team composed of Yann LeCun, Leon Bottou, Patrick Haffner, Paul Howard, Pascal Vincent, Yoshua Bengio, and Bill Riemers.
	yann.lecun.com /ex/djvu (684 words)

	pdaBuzz > pdaBuzz Home > Review - DjVu for PalmOS
		DjVu, pronounced "déjà vu", is a new image compression technology. It has an option to include OCR as well. Its claim is that DjVu promises smaller file sizes than even jpeg. The sites example goes as follows: Tif 31.2MB, Jpeg 604KB, and DjVu 70KB. With numbers like that, I had to read on.
		This is the (only) djvu file that worked for me in GrxView Pro. The pages are listed as though they are individual files, but the 1133K on the right is the size of the whole book, which has 157 pages.
		I hope work continues on djvu for Palm to handle the Fatal Alerts, and that a Palm is made with a 640x480 pixel screen.
	www.pdabuzz.com /Home/tabid/54/ctl/ArticleView/mid/489/articleId/506/ReviewDjVuforPalmOS.aspx (557 words)

	DjVu Home
		Other demonstrations that DjVu is ideal for mathematical publications: Vladimir Lotov's page at the Sobolev Institute, Ken Brown's page at Cornell University, and Alberto Candel's page at California State University, Northridge.
		While the DjVu plug-in is freely available and easy to install, some users may prefer to view DjVu content without having to install a plug-in.
		If you are asking yourself why DjVu hasn't had more users and exposure in the past, it's because the previous LizardTech managers never understood that their "niche market" approach was doomed.
	www.djvuzone.org (2308 words)

	DJVU 1 "10/11/2001" "DjVuLibre-3.5" "DjVuLibre-3.5"
		DjVu decomposes each page into multiple components (text, backgrounds, images, libraries of common shapes...) that may be shared by several pages and downloaded on demand.
		DjVu is an image compression technique, a document format, and a software platform for delivering documents images over the Internet that fulfills the above requirements.
		The DjVu technology was initially created by a few researchers in ATandT Labs between 1995 and 1999.
	www.math.utah.edu /cgi-bin/man2html.cgi?/usr/local/man/man1/djvu.1 (1820 words)

	creativepro.com - Lizardtech Acquires AT&T Labs' DjVU Technology
		DjVu is ideal for scan-to-Web applications where corporations benefit from digitizing billions of pages of documents, manuals and other paper-based information for easy sharing over the Internet or corporate Intra nets.
		DjVu allows companies to scan, store and download documents 20 times faster than JPEG or GIF and at compression ratios as high as 500:1.
		DjVu achieves its stunning results through separating a document into a bitmap (fl and white) portion and a color photo-imagery portion and encoding them with different techniques to enable smaller storage requirements and instant downloads.
	www.creativepro.com /story/news/4611.html (724 words)

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		As such, the DjVu media format does not in itself create additional security risks, since the fields are not used to induce any particular behavior by the recipient application.
		The DjVu media format has an extensible structure, so that it is theoretically possible that fields could be defined in the future which could be used to induce particular actions on the part of the recipient, thus presenting additional security risks, but this type of capability is not supported in the referenced DjVu specification.
		DjVu viewer implementations should detect and report this condition by comparing the DjVu version number embedded in every DjVu media file with the highest supported DjVu version number.
	www.iana.org /assignments/media-types/image/vnd.djvu (507 words)

	What is DjVu?
		DjVu is a an image format that can efficiently display images and textual materials that have been scanned into digital form.
		It is viewable through a browser plug-in in the same fashion as PDF files are with the Adobe Acrobat browser plug-in, see the next section for further information on getting the plug-in for your computer.
		If you are having trouble with viewing the DjVu documents of the New Jersey Digital Legal Library or if you are having trouble installing the plug-in on your personal computer send email detailing the problem to njlegallib.
	njlegallib.rutgers.edu /legallib/help/djvuhelp.php (691 words)

	DjVu - SWiK
		DjVu or (deja-vu) is an open image file format for ‘printed’ documents, akin to PDF.
		DjVu supports various image features such as layering, progressive download, and lossy compression, features which are useful for internet distribution of documents.
		DjVu was originally created by [[Yann LeCun]] at ATandT in 1996, and a GPL implementation [[DjVuLibre]] has been maintained since 2000, when [[LizardTech]] bought the rights to DjVu from ATandT.
	swik.net /DjVu (412 words)

	New DjVu Version 25 Has Compatability Issues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Note that when the DjVu file is a single-page document, the "Save Document As" option is disabled and only the "Save Page As" option is available.
		When the DjVu file is a multi-page document, both the "Save Document As" and "Save Page As" options are available.
		The first compatability problem with Version 25 DjVu files is that it is only the Windows plugin, and no other DjVu applications, that are currently writing Version 25 files.
	www.planetdjvu.com /new_djvu_version_25_has_compatability_issues.htm (728 words)

	Headway Technology Group
		DjVu document images are the smallest in the industry, up to 1,000 times smaller than TIFF files, and anywhere from 10 to 100 times smaller than JPEGs or PDFs.
		DjVu documents can be added to document management systems that do not natively support the DjVu format by specifying a new MIME type and creating a pointer to the DjVu file on the file system.
		DjVu is specifically designed to enable the creation of digital libraries of high-visual-quality documents (either scanned from paper or produced in other digital formats).
	www.headway.co.uk /products/capture/lizardtech/lizardtech.htm (2618 words)

	DjVu
		DjVu separates images into foreground (text and sharp lines) and background (color) information and compresses each part using the most effective algorithm for that part.
		Some DjVu images of text based documents have the text imbedded in the file.
		The document is separated into a foreground (text and sharp lines) and background (background color and photos, drawings without sharp lines).
	www.railsandtrails.com /DjVu.htm (874 words)

	NDOR Letting Plans on the Web
		DjVU is a document-image encoding platform that achieves file-size reductions as high as 1,500:1.
		DjVU will not replace PDF on our website, but will be an addition to the methods we use to deliver web pages.
		Then you may use your printer settings to print either a portion of the file that is in your window, or "shrink to fit" the file to the paper size you have in your printer.
	www.nebraskatransportation.org /djvu/instructions-gen.htm (659 words)

	DjVu
		DjVu is a relatively new technology developed by AT&T research labs, and licensed to LizardTech for commercialization.
		DjVu Solo is available from LizardTech, without OCR capability, as a free download for non-commercial use.
		Also available on the website are the browser plugins, and instructions for putting the browser plugins on your own site, and for configuring your webserver for the automated download and installation.
	www.oznet.ksu.edu /webbuilder/graphics/general/djvu.asp (353 words)

	DjVu Reader - Senior Project
		DjVu is an image compression technology developed in 1996 at AT&T Labs.
		The commercialization of DjVu is handled by Seattle-based LizardTech Inc. in partnership with AT&T Labs.
		The opensource version of DjVu is written in C++, however for this project we have chosen to write in Java to leverage its extensibility.
	www.cs.usfca.edu /~isadredd/seniorproject.html (1091 words)

	Debian -- djvulibre-bin
		DjVu is a set of compression technologies, a file format, and a software platform for the delivery over the Web of digital documents, scanned documents, and high resolution images.
		DjVu documents download and display extremely quickly, and look exactly the same on all platforms.
		DjVu can be seen as a superior alternative to PDF and Postscript for digital documents, to TIFF (and PDF) for scanned documents, to JPEG for photographs and pictures, and to GIF for large palettized images.
	packages.debian.org /stable/graphics/djvulibre-bin.html (188 words)

	Any2DjVu Server
		The DjVu Any2DjVu Server is offered by DjVu Zone as a public service.
		You can use the server, for instance, to create DjVu versions of your scanned image documents, to convert your papers in PS/PS.GZ/PDF, or to create multipage "photo-albums" from individual JPEG images.
		Users may either upload original files in various formats, or submit a URL pointing to the location of such files on a web server with open access.
	www.cs.toronto.edu /~mackay/eyeflyer.djvu (207 words)

	Is DjVu Right for Your Project?
		Technically speaking, DjVu is superior to PDF for converting paper documents to electronic form.
		The giant hurdle DjVu must overcome is that the PDF plug-in is pervasive.
		PDF conversion may or may not be expensive, depending on the nature of the material and the amount of labor involved in getting the desired result.
	www.princetonimaging.com /djvu/djvu_vs_pdf.html (406 words)

	DjVu
		DjVu is an open-source digital imaging format developed by ATandT Research Labs and designed specifically for capturing scanned images and publishing them on the World Wide Web.
		To speed download times, DjVu uses a progressive coding technique that brings up the initial version of the page very quickly and improves its visual quality as more bits arrive.
		DjVu: A Comparison Method for Distributing Scanned Documents in Color over the Internet,” (accessed 30 Nov 2000); available from http://djvu.research.att.com/djvu/techpapers/lecun-98c/index.djvu
	www.lib.utk.edu /~reserve/staff/DjVu.htm (334 words)

	DjVu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		DjVu is a format for document format and distribution, similar to Portable Document Format - PDF and Postscript - PS.
		DjVu formatted files are commonly found with the.djvu extension.
		There are various DjVu tools and readers that will run on various platforms.
	home.computer.net /~micros50/n2ize_djvu.html (292 words)

	About DjVu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Images in the DjVu format in Digital Library of Georgia Collections may be viewed with the free DjVu Browser plug-in from Lizardtech.
		DjVu allows you to see the whole image at once or zoom in to see detail.
		When you open a DjVu image, the DjVu browser plug-in displays the image with thumbnails at the side of the browser window and a toolbar at the top of the browser window.
	dlg.galileo.usg.edu /savannahmayor/djvu-about.php (263 words)

	DjVu Conversion
		DjVu (pronounced "déjà vu") is a new image compression technology allows the distribution on the Internet of very high resolution images of scanned documents, digital documents, and photographs.
		With DjVu we typically can achieve compression ratios about 5 to 10 times better than existing methods such as JPEG and GIF for color documents, and 3 to 8 times than TIFF for fl and white documents.
		DjVu Browser plug-ins for Windows and Mac can be downloaded at http://www.djvuzone.org/download.html
	www.aeldata.com /djvu.htm (108 words)

	Compression Links: DjVu image compression format area
		DjVu (pronounced deja-vu) is a format designed for scanned images.
		The DjVu standard for document encoding was once an ATT research project, but now has been commercialized by LizardTech.
		This project is an attempt to popularize and evangelize the DjVu technology, with at least the benign awareness of LizardTech.
	www.compression-links.info /DjVu (347 words)

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