msp@ukc.UUCP (M.S.Parsons) (10/26/84)
:-) Here at Kent University, we encode images using both quadtree and run-length codings. The amount of compression due to these techniques is usually about the same, in the order of 30-80 %. On top of this we use a standard compression utility, either compact or compress (the latter is rather better). The resulting file is often 80-95 % smaller than the original raster, (very dependent on image type, though). Mail me if you want more details, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mike Parsons UUCP: {edcaad,qtlon,ucl-cs,mcvax,vax135}!ukc!msp ARPA: MSP%UKC@UCL-CS.ARPA Mail: Computing Lab, University of Kent, Canterbury, England.