Added note about MinX for Prosilica; reformatted

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<li>PacketSize: When connecting to the camera the driver has always automatically
found the largest packet size that the camera and IOC computer support. This new
read-only record provides the actual packet size.</li>
<li>Fixed bug which arose if MinX + SizeX was greater than MaxSizeX (same for Y).
This is an invalid geometry, but their library does not return an error status,
and silently reduces SizeX. However, it has a subtle bad side-effect; subsequent
attempts to change the AcquireTime or AcquirePeriod do not return errors, but they
do not take effect until the IOC is rebooted! Fixed the problem by reducing SizeX
or SizeY if the requested region would be larger than the chip.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Firewire Windows driver. Added READOUT_TIME parameter. The sum of the AcquireTime
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<li>NDFileTIFF.
<ul>
<li>Previously TIFF files were being written without the SampleFormat TIFF tag. This
meant that the file Previously TIFF files were being written without the SampleFormat
TIFF tag. This meant that the file did not distinguish between signed and unsigned
integers, and floating point TIFF files were not supported. Some readers, notably
the Python Imaging Library (PIL), do not recognize 32-bit TIFF files unless they
contain the SampleFormat tag.</li>
meant that the file did not distinguish between signed and unsigned integers, and
floating point TIFF files were not supported. Some readers, notably the Python Imaging
Library (PIL), do not recognize 32-bit TIFF files unless they contain the SampleFormat
tag.</li>
<li>Added the SampleFormat TIFF tag, and added support for 32-bit and 64-bit floating
point arrays. 2, Float64). IDL can read TIFF files with all of these data types.
ImageJ can read all except Float64. PIL can read all except Int8, UInt32, and Float64.</li>
point arrays. The plugin can now write TIFF files with any NDArray type (Int8, UInt8,
Int16, UInt16, Int32, UInt32, Float32, and Float64). IDL can read TIFF files with
all of these data types. ImageJ can read all except Float64. PIL can read all except
Int8, UInt32, and Float64.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>NDFileNexus.