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Originally Posted by vugtitan
you take the dictionary (1 megabyte ) of the file you have just compressed (eg 10 megabytes) and you then lay it out in a table or graphic format , etc.
And then you take a snapshot of it in jpg format.
thus you have a jpg file which represents the 1 megabyte dictionary which in turn represents the original file.
The jpg file will only be a 100 kilobytes or so for a decent picture of the dictionary tables.
What do you think?
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Well, you are most certainly just trolling, but here it goes anyway:
1 - I don't think are going to get a 100 KB picture of a 1 MB text unless you seriously compromise the image quality, which leads to
2 - You will have to pass the image through an OCR process to get the dictionary, and OCR is not always accurate (and heavily depends on the image quality)
3 - As I said before, it's not enough to preserve the dictionary alone. You have to keep the compressed file as well.