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What's the best Raster type to use as reference

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Anonymous
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What's the best Raster type to use as reference

I had 24 tiff images that were around 140 meg apiece. I converted them
to jpeg files that were reduced to about 5 meg. So far, so good.
Viewing these raster images showed plenty enough detail. But only after
inserting 5 of them together, I run into memory problems.
I'm working with NT and 260 meg of RAM, all of which I've given to the
/temp directory and have changed the file paging to handle 5 times that
amount.
And yet, Acad's telling me I need like 219140KB for my next mapiinsert!
Now these jpeg files are not near that large.
What gives?
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Anonymous
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MrSid is very compact. This is supported with AutoCAD MAP R5, or you can use
CAD Overlay.

Trevor


"Rives Stoll" wrote in message
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> I had 24 tiff images that were around 140 meg apiece. I converted them
> to jpeg files that were reduced to about 5 meg. So far, so good.
> Viewing these raster images showed plenty enough detail. But only after
> inserting 5 of them together, I run into memory problems.
> I'm working with NT and 260 meg of RAM, all of which I've given to the
> /temp directory and have changed the file paging to handle 5 times that
> amount.
> And yet, Acad's telling me I need like 219140KB for my next mapiinsert!
> Now these jpeg files are not near that large.
> What gives?
>
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Anonymous
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Jpgs are a storage compression, and are uncompressed when they opened. You
can see this when you insert a jpg into MS Word and save it. The resulting
file will be much larger than the original jpg.

Rives Stoll wrote in message
news:3B56E58B.FE25BF7E@grwinc.com...
> I had 24 tiff images that were around 140 meg apiece. I converted them
> to jpeg files that were reduced to about 5 meg. So far, so good.
> Viewing these raster images showed plenty enough detail. But only after
> inserting 5 of them together, I run into memory problems.
> I'm working with NT and 260 meg of RAM, all of which I've given to the
> /temp directory and have changed the file paging to handle 5 times that
> amount.
> And yet, Acad's telling me I need like 219140KB for my next mapiinsert!
> Now these jpeg files are not near that large.
> What gives?
>

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