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Update your DjVu Plug-in Links
Again!
 A report by James Rile, PlanetDjVu, June 22,
2002 For the
second time this year, LizardTech has retooled its website and the address
for the download to the DjVu Web Browser plug-in has again changed.
The new address is: http://www.lizardtech.com/download/?x=2&p=1&o=1 If you
have a link to the DjVu Plug-in on your website, it is time to update
it! Along with
the new website design, LizardTech has announced their new Document
Express products for DjVu. Pricing and availability are not
announced. There is no explanation of what happened to DjVu Solo,
DjVu Editor, DjVu Workgroup, DjVu Enterprise and the DjVu Encode SDK.
However, we understand that these products are the foundation of the
new Document Express product lineup. There is no announcement of a
new Document Express SDK, so we assume that the DjVu Encode SDK has been
dropped as a product. There is
no longer a link to download a free, non-commercial copy of DjVu Solo. If
you are new to DjVu and wish to try it out, your best bet is to go to the
Any2DjVu server (the link is on the home page of PlanetDjVu). You
will not be able set document attributes or create hyperlinks however.
These features are not available from the Any2DjVu server.
They were only available for tryout in the DjVu Solo
product. There is
no longer a line to download the fee ActiveX control that lets you embed
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We will
report any additional news about the new LizardTech product lineup as it
becomes available to us. Meanwhile, you can direct your DjVu product
inquiries directly to LizardTech at www.lizardtech.com.
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