I'm relatively bored today, so I'll talk to the wall.

Ryan,

JPG is a lossy image compression format. That means that it is designed to
reduce the amount of information necessary to describe the image at the same
height and width as another image. That is why your image is smaller when it
is a JPG.

There is no tutorial regarding this because it is independent of iText. You
might consider OCR'ing the image instead of just dumping it into a PDF
document.

-R

On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 2:10 AM, 1T3XT info <i...@1t3xt.info> wrote:

> Ryan Wexler wrote:
> > Well is there a tutorial or docs on changing compression levels using
> > itext when saving a document because I don't see much in the docs?
>
> I have said NOTHING about compression levels whatsoever.
> That is completely irrelevant in your context.
> All I did was point you to the fact that JPG is an image type
> with lossy compression. This is "supposé connu" for every developer!
>
> > I am trying keep the files reasonably small and the documents I am
> > compressing are generally but not always text documents captured
> > through a scanner.  What compression technique do you recommend?
>
> I feel like I'm talkinhg to a wall. Time for me to shut up.
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