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I've found a PPM image with the header starting with PF.
The resolution number is stored in floating point (-1.000).
No comments are inserted to get how it was produced.
From the resolution, each pixel is composed by 12 bytes (4 bytes per component)... I suppose they are float or integer numbers…
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I have the need to read the Thunderbird address book on the fly. It is stored in a file format called Mork. Not a pleasant file format to read. I found a 1999 article explaining the file format. I would love to know if someone already has gone through this process and could make the code available…
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Hi,
I have a problem regarding to prevent download and saving of uploaded files.
My users can upload multiple files types like doc, pdf, ppt,etc....
This all file types are easily download if any one have url.
So what is the better way to prevent the download of the file.
Or i convert the uploaded…
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Opera mini browser can save HTML pages in OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language) format for offline browsing. I am wondering if I can convert a HTML file to OBML format and save in my phone for later viewing.
For doing so, I need details about the OBML format, which seems to be undocumented. Do you…
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Hello,
We have a Oracle 9i database and OrderDetails table which has a column to store binary data for product images.
These images can be viewed only using a 3rd party tool. I have no idea which 3rd party tool. and I have no idea of the format of the image.
Is there anyway from the binary data we…
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