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maddog learns a lesson about deprecated formats but finds a workable solution.

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Often I talk about documents and the importance of open formats, mostly oriented toward formats like the Open Document Format (ODF) standard versus Microsoft’s OOXML specification.

Recently I was nostalgic and decided to look at some old photographs. At one point in my life, I took a lot of pictures with a 35mm film camera. To cut the cost of developing the pictures, I chose to have slides made instead of prints. Of course, slides are not that convenient to view because you have to set up a slide projector and screen.

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  • Using xpcd

    If you can't compile xpcd anymore, for using it, maybe you could use a linux distribution of that time in a virtual environment (I think to Qemu)...

    Regards,

    Gauthier (http://www.k1ka.be/desidia/)
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