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Scanned Images of Transparencies
of
the 2nd RESCEU International Symposium
on
Dark Matter in the Universe and its Direct Detection

Introduction

Here are all the scanned images of the transparencies. Most drawings are available in 72dpi (dpi = dot per inch) black and white images. Photos and some color or halftone drawings are in 72dpi grey scale images. Each speaker's name is linked to a directory which lists TIFF format image files for the speaker. This may provide you the most convenient way to browse transparencies page by page with your Web browser.

The images are also available as facsimille-quality (100dpi) PostScript files which are, however, compressed with GNU zip for size reason. You can uncompress them with the `gunzip' command which is part of the GNU zip utility like: 

$ gunzip Minowa.ps.gz
or with the `gzip' command like: 
$ gzip -d Minowa.ps.gz
Then you can print the resultant file (eg. Minowa.ps) directly with your PostScript printers, for example like: 
$ lpr Minowa.ps
or can view them with your PostScript previewer (eg. ghostview).

If you don't have `gzip' nor `gunzip' in your system, the GNU zip utility is available via anonymous FTP as:

ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/gzip-1.2.4.shar (shell archive for Unix)
or
ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/gzip-1.2.4.msdos.exe (MS-DOS executable)

If you need higher resolution images, 300dpi (laser printer quarity) TIFF format files are also available. Each TIFF file contains multiple pages of each speaker. If your viewer cannot handle such type of TIFF files, Sam Leffler's TIFF software available via anonymous FTP as:

ftp://ftp.sgi.com/graphics/tiff/tiff-v3.4beta035-tar.gz
will help you to split them into multiple TIFF files or to convert them into PostScript files for printing.

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