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On Sat, Jul 10, 2004 at 05:40:50PM -0400, julesg at newebmail.com wrote: > > First, the statements I have made are truthful and accurate in all respects. > ================================================ > > It is certainly true that this claim is robust and that many observers think > I am either a fraud or mistaken. But the fact is, while I don't have a > system (a compressor and decompressor) that will compete with say, ARJ, or > PKZIP, I do have a system that compress'es files and then, at a 'receiver' > site, decompresses the file. And this system does meet my basic claim, that > I can compress a file several times, recompressing the output from the prior > stage. > > Slowly. > > > That's it. Everything I have just said is true. Will it always compress a compressed file and make the output at least one byte smaller than before? Or is there a limit, after which it stops working no matter how long it runs? -dsr-
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