Re: Identifying the image type within a PDF file?

In article <1hl98wy.92pa4m19y7zghN%mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Mike Rosenberg) wrote:

> Reread your very first post in this thread.  A simple "I'm curious to
> know why you need to do this" would have been a lot less likely to
> generate a response of any sort.  I believe you didn't intend it this
> way, but yours came off sounding as though you were challenging him, in
> effect asking "Why in the world would anyone want to do that?"

Please come again on this, but this time quote the qualifying 
surrounding words. Please don't do a Balderstone and pick and 
choose things unfairly. It is not my fault if people only read 
bits of a short post by me. It is unfair to do this and then 
criticise me on the basis of it. It is unfair to isolate words 
from a context where it is unfair to isolate them. This is not a 
matter of opinion. It is a truism.
> 
> Then, after you misquoted PDFrank, a simple "Oops, sorry!" would have
> sufficed.

More unfairness. I sense that you are a good earthling basically. 
Like Sue. I do not get that sense from the snide Balderstone. But 
please stop this nonsense of twisting all about. Go and look at 
what I said to PDFrank when I realised the mistake.

What were the four words that I began my post with in reply to 
him when he denied the attribution I made? I have my habnd cupped 
to my right ear right now, listening hard for your answer. See if 
you can get it right exactly. The 4 words please?

Did they not look like an apology to you? were they not simple 
enough for you? Were they not folksy enough for you? 

And Mike, since you seem to be taking an interset in this matter. 
Do you at mall understand the minor nature of the false 
attribution? Do you see what went on? Do you see that what I 
attributed to PDFrank was not a bad thing at all? Something 
others have missed too!  The OP asked a perfectly unexceptional 
question. There was absoluely nothing in it that anyone could 
take offence at, it would not in any way be offensive to be 
mistakenly attributed with the question, especially as the 
mistake was acknowledged quickly and not used for any mean end. I 
quoted the words of the OP to explain to this puzzlingly reactive 
fellow PDF why I responded to that question. He asked me and I 
replied. Go and see it for yourself.

-- 
dorayme