We're not familiar with DjVu either.  I've checked PDFZone Website at
http://www.pdfzone.com/ but couldn't find any info there (usually the
prime source for pdf anything commercial or free).

From the preliminary info I saw I got the idea that DjVu is more for
scanning and OCR applications.  For more detail about DjVu see their Web
info at http://www.djvu.com/solutions/document/

- jhh

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John H. Hagen,
Electronic Thesis & Dissertation Program Coordinator

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
Acquisitions Department
G-17 Colson Hall
P.O. Box 6069 / 1549 University Ave.
Morgantown, WV  26506-6069
  (304) 293-4040, ext. 8025
http://www.wvu.edu/~thesis/

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Is anybody using DjVu rather than or in addition to PDF?  DjVu files
are
much smaller than PDF, but the viewer (which is a free plugin) does not
come
packaged in browsers, therefore the trade off is a concern.

Matthew J. Brown
Digital Projects Librarian
Robert W. Van Houten Library
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ  07102-1982
Phone:  973-596-5235
Fax:    973-643-5601