Re: Questions about Genuine Fractals

[Mark Jaress <mark@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Actually the trial version, which is a free download, is not 
restricted in size, but in the number of encodes/decodes (20) after 
which it becomes a reader, which will open a file at size. This is a 
good solution for sending to a client/receiver who only needs to open 
yo r scaled files.

there's an "LE" version which can be bought for less , and that come 
with certain products, such as some Nikon consumer and prosumer 
digital cameras, which are limited in size (80 Mb) - enough to make a 
decent 8 x 10 print from.

>Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2002 00:14:21 -0500
>From: "Laurie Solomon" <laurie@advancenet.net>
>Subject: RE: Questions about Genuine Fractals
>
>Byard,
>
>Be aware that the trial versions all allow for limited file sizes and
>limited increases in size and resolutions of the images.  I do not know the
>actual limitations; but I do know that there are limitations.  This is why I
>did not suggest it; however, what you want to do may fit within the
>restrictions.


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