Falsche Aufloesung

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Hi,

Michael Natzke wrote:
> On Sun, 5 Jul 1998, Gert Doering wrote:
> 
> > Hmmm. Good question.  What is "Fax.file"?  None of my programs will
> > generate a file with that name.
> 
> Its not the real filename. Sorry
> FAXn3e5a.01 is one of my fax-files.

Either that's a VERY VERY VERY old version of mgetty, or you're not using
mgetty at all.

All mgetty versions since about three years ago, or even longer, create
file names starting with "fn*" for normal resolution faxes, or "ff*" for
fine resolution.

>  
> > With "-s" it should definitely work, though.  The auto-detection will only
> > work for file starting with ff* or fn*, but "-s" forces duplication of
> > each row.
> 
> Thats right, but the width of each row in FAXn3e5a.01 is OK. 

I said "duplicate", not "stretch" each row.  The width is not changed.

> So if i use -s the lenght of the Fax is ok but the witdh will be
> duplicated too. :(

That's nonsense.  Look at the source. "-s" won't change the width of a
line, only stretch the fax to the double height.

> > BTW: The language here is *English*.  I thought you would get it, but no,
> > so I explicitely tell it to you now.
> 
> OK, but why is the name of the group de.alt.comm.mgetty ?

Because. Period.  If you follow the good old habit "read a few articles 
*before* posting", you would have noticed that the language is English.

gert
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