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file \, you can send the open message with a filename.;
#X text 16 136 [pix_image] loads in TIFFs \, JPEGs and PNGs.;
#X text 17 155 TIFF-files are loaded using Sam Leffler's libtiff library
\, a great \, portable image file reading and processing package (Thanks
Sam!).;
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