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<h2 style="LINE-HEIGHT: 2.50ex"><a NAME="what_is_djvu"></a>What is DjVu?</h2></td>
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<p>DjVu (pronounced "déjà vu") is a highly sophisticated, ground-breaking technology
developed by AT&T Labs. DjVu is the Next Generation of Image Compression
Technology that allows the distribution on the Internet of high resolution
versions of scanned pages and compact versions of digital documents. With
DjVu, content developers can scan high-resolution color pages of books,
magazines, catalogs, manuals, historical or ancient documents, and make
them available on the Web.
<p><EM>The DjVu plugin </EM>is used together with an
Internet Browser. It allows you to display and navigate through DjVu documents
easily and conveniently. After installing the plug-in, to use it, just start the
Browser and surf to the DjVu image you would like to view.
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<A href="quicktour.html">Go to the 60 second tour</a>
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<A href="tour.html">Go to the full tour</a>
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<A href="help.html">Go to help contents</a>
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