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dwarf we cant use serverside technologies for this. this would clog up our servers. this will slow down the system. actually we have a functionality on this system before using PHP which do some enhancements on the image. this really ate up all the server memory. for now im looking into client...

thank you all for responding... it is very much appreciated. dont worry about monitor resolution and monitor dpi/ppi. javascript can get these factors. what i am really afraid of is that we have no control with the scanning factor nor with the size of the original scanned document. clients can...

thanks for the reply. looking for a server side solution for this will really slow down the system. is there any other client side solution for this? using css, or windows filters perhaps? thank you very much?

hello guys, i am making a web application which displays scanned documents. now my clients want to see the scanned images just as big as the original document. the need to compare sizes of things. if an A4 document is scanned, they want to see the displayed image just as big as an A4 document...

hello guys. i am making a web application which displays scanned images. now, our client wants to view images just as big as what they are supposed to be originally i.e. they want to see A4 size images for the A4 documents and A3 for the A3 sized documents. if only there is a way to get the...

sorry for the ambiguity... i would like to print small images at the middle of the page... and i would like to best fit large images to a page... is there a css style for this? thanks...

hello guys, i would like to batch print images. but i dont know how to deal with large pictures... they get cropped and only a part of it is printed, the other parts are not.. can anybody pls help on this? and on small pictures, is there a way to print them in the middle of the page? thanks a lot.

thanks guys for your help.... thanks a lot...

hello nerbonne... this is really not my job... i am not a network/system administrator... and i have stated this beforehand that i am a newbie when it comes to this... thanks zeland for your help.

how how?

thanks for that and yeah they are now on different pages... but i dont know how to deal with large pictures... they get cropped and only a part of it is printed.. the other parts are not.. can anybody pls help on this? and on small pictures, is there a way to print them in the middle of the...

yes... there is a domain name...

what i meant with batch printing is that the client can print many pictures with just one click of a button... like print 3 or 4 images, 1 image per page, in just one click... how is this possible? thanks. any suggestions?

hello everyone... may i know if there is a way to batch print images in javascript? as much as possible, i dont want to use activeX... thanks a lot.

hello zeland... may i know how to check if im using Microsoft's Active Directory? i really dont know about this and this is not our network... its the clients network and im only accessing it using a vpn.

its like this, i would like to access servers on a lan (local network) setting. i am using a linux server to access pcs. now there are so many pcs in my network and i want to access them using hostnames (computer names, whatever it is called). but i cant add them all up in /etc/host... i have...

is there no other way which does not involve editing /etc/host? pls advise... thanks a lot.

hello everyone. i am using red hat linux server. i would like to access files but then the hostname can not be resolved. i then found out that this hostname is not listed in /etc/host. is there other ways to look up this hostname other than by updating /etc/host? i can not ping the hostname but...

hello everyone, i have posted something like this before but that was a mess and i would like to start from the very beginning. i am deploying a php application in an apache web server on a linux platform. now i need to access images through urls in my php code and do some resizing. but i cant...

thanks jpadie... thanks a lot for all your help guys.