The files are already a bit big (7.8MB) because 1000 bitmaps take up a lot of room. Now if you want to read on, here is how I have gone about it.īasically what I have made is a simple access database, with the word and its shorthand picture. Its best that I get feedback now when I've only done 1/5 of the database so then if there is a substantially better way than I can give up this method and go on to the other I know that a lot of the images have bits off other words that were caught in my selection, but unless I wanted to add like an extra 20 seconds to every single data entry, then I will have to live without that luxury. I'd like some feedback, maybe a better way of putting images into an Access Database to make them a bit smaller.
I've uploaded the files with media watch. This task is not forgotten, in fact, today and some of yesterday, I have managed to already get 1000 of the 5000 words in the 5000 most frequent outlines book, put into a picture database. (ImageMagic can do a lot, but I don't know how to use it.) There are other image manip programs that can do the same thing.Īnd talking about grand,… add the above 3 fields once for each edition. I think ImageMagic can, with programming, take "a 30×30 square, starting at this point", so you would put "plate A Row 16 column 4" in the database. A15), and the program querying the database would use the code to generate a link. MySQL could store the image or a code (e.g. I'd use a gif or png to store the images. The "translation" program would need to look ahead to see if the word is part of a phrase. Phrases would work as well enter a group of words under English spelling.
To look the best, all images would need to be the same height, with the baseline at the same spot in all, and all drawn at the same size. I had thought of one image per word, then you could enter text and see the images strung together as a translation, but I'm not volunteering. Link to image with outline each image with 10-50 outlines. I thought of this, as a programming exercise.
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