Here are my ideas:

It looks that your problem is becoming a massive one, because of M$'s new Office.

People are protecting their special proxy and not allowing everybody to download their images...

My idea is simpler: use Flash to show images: you know perl-ming or I've seen people getting a sort of skelleton from a basic flash script and only changing the image that it loads. That would be fine with Perl, don't you think?

Another idea is cutting the original images into thousands of pieces that would join back together in a big table of small cells. That should be programmed in order to do the exact cutting and fixing one piece in each table cell as their background image. I don't think that quality would be affected!

Hope it helps!

In reply to Re: Reading JPEG data by chanio
in thread Reading JPEG data by Khansultant

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