Creating a fax compatible tiff

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martinw17
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Post by martinw17 »

try using the density and units options, e.g.
-density 204x98 -units PixelsPerInch

- Martin
spieler
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Post by spieler »

Try using -monochrome after the -density and -resize options.

Since these are operators, when monochrome is done first, it gets converted fine. Next, when -density is done, it may actually convert the monochrome image to grayscale or color. Since it is no longer monochrome, then compression cannot be G3. So, I'd suggest trying

Msgs = img.Convert(RutaIN, "-density", "204x196", "-resize", "1728x", "-monochrome", "-compress", "Fax", RutaOUT)

Gary
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