NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

The first line of output is a series of ``+''-separated words that indicate if the input file should be:

• rejected (``REJECT''),
• reformatted with a different data-encoding scheme (``REFORMAT''),
• scaled to different page dimensions (``RESIZE''),
• reimaged in a different vertical resolution (``REVRES''), or
• reimaged for other reasons such as conversion from color to black&white (``REIMAGE'').

The conversion requirements string will always have keywords in the above order; e.g. ``RESIZE+REVRES'' if the input file needs to be scaled and converted to a different resolution. Information following the first line is descriptive text that explains the reason(s) for the file conversion(s); this text is suitable for return to a client (should document conversion fail or not be attempted). The descriptive text is ordered identically to the keywords in the conversion string; this makes it possible to match up conversion requirements to reasons.

OPTIONS

-1

Set output to be Group 3 1D-encoded.

-2

Set output to be Group 3 2D-encoded.

-3

Set output to be Group 4 MMR-encoded.

-w width

Set the output page width, in pixels. By default, pages are 1728 pixels wide.

-l length

Set the output page length in millimeters. By default, pages are 297 millimeters long.

-r vres

Set the vertical resolution, in lines/inch, at which to image the TIFF.

EXAMPLES

hyla% /usr/local/sbin/tiffcheck jello.tif
REFORMAT+RESIZE+REIMAGE
Document is not a bilevel image (bits/sample 8).
Document requires reformatting, not in Group 3 format.
Document requires resizing to adjust page width (convert to 1728, document is 256).

This image is a facsimile received at high resolution (196 lpi); it only needs to be converted to 98 lpi.

hyla% /usr/local/sbin/tiffcheck faxix.tif
REVRES
Document requires reformatting to adjust vertical resolution (convert to 98, document is 196).

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