On Sunday, November 10, 2019 at 4:23:39 AM UTC-8, PMario wrote:
>
> This may be interesting:
> https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-screenshots ... If a
> screenshot is done, you can use CTRL-V to import it into TW as PNG.
>
In Chrome, you can take a screenshot by using ctrl-shift-I
On Sunday, November 10, 2019 at 4:08:15 AM UTC+1, Mal wrote:
In my application, I think we are mostly dealing with screen shots and
> pretty much only view the wikis on screens, ranging from desktops to
> mobiles, so no need for printing.
>
Hi,
As TT pointed out I also use IrfanView
Hi,
This may be interesting:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-screenshots ... If a
screenshot is done, you can use CTRL-V to import it into TW as PNG.
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Tony,
Thanks for your additional comments.
To answer some of your points:
- Yes, maintaining single file format is important - this makes it much
easier to access on various device types.
- Yes, these wikis need to be kept private.
My previous batch approach was to process images
Mal
Actual screen shots, without photographic style images included, Actualy
compress very well in jpg since a lot of the image is block colours. If you
extract the images you would import and try some bulk converters you can get a
quick idea if they are small enough in total to import or if
Mario / Mark / TT,
Thanks for all the helpful comments.
Mario, your post is a great reference - it's a pity this stuff tends to get
buried in GG.
In my application, I think we are mostly dealing with screen shots and
pretty much only view the wikis on screens, ranging from desktops to
Mal, partly backing up PMario & Mark but with a sharper intent ... :-)
It would definitely be easiest to use an external image editor with bulk
functions to prepare images. Change resolution, palette color numbers &
output format for LOWEST NICE LOOKING SIZE (do that interactively in the
I guess step one would be to locate any open-source, javascript-only code
sources for converting PNG to JPG.
On Friday, November 8, 2019 at 9:34:58 PM UTC-8, Mal wrote:
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> Tiddlywiki Folks,
>
> I have a non-technical Tiddlywiki user with large (30-40MB) wikis of study
> notes containing lots
Hi Mal,
Image processing is a highly advanced art and libraries that can handle it
in a sophisticated way are huge in size. .. So I _don't_ think it will ever
be convenient to add an image processing library to the TW core. ... To
deal with imperfections would be a maintenance nightmare.
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