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Re: Seek for comment
Let me introduce myself. I am the Assistant Librarian II in the Open
University of Hong Kong. Our library is going to make the text documents
(such as minutes, papers, reports) in digital format for easy retrieval
in the web.
I was just wondering what the resolution/file format for images should be
so that the archived materials can be stored permanently for 7-10 years.
1. Are there recommended/standard resolutions for text documents (mostly
in black & white) for archive purpose (for storage not
viewing), or are you just supposed to experiment and see?
2. Which file format should I be choose for storage? Have anyone heard
about the PNG (Portable Network Graphics), the replacement of GIF? Will
it be a suitable or reliable format for "archive materials"?
Any pros & cons can be suggested?
Your comment please.
Thanks & regards,
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Sita Y Y Lee
Assistant Librarian II
Library
The Open University of Hong Kong
Rm L0220, Level 2,
30 Good Shepherd Street
Ho Man Tin, Kowloon
Tel: 2768-6788 Fax: 2789-3530
Email: yylee@ouhk.edu.hk
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