Samuel Heywood wrote:
>Yes, there are many DOS programs capable of rendering and displaying TIF
>formatted images, but here is a problem: There are several different types
>of TIF images (also known as TIFF images in Windows) some of which might be
>incompatible with some graphics file viewers capable of rendering TIF images.
The file format(s) *is* TIFF - just as the JPEG format(s) is JPEG not JPG.
The extension is another thing entirely.
>If I have a graphics file having a four letter Windows extension of TIFF,
>then I can simply rename the file giving it a three letter extension as TIF.
>Then I can view the file with a DOS file viewer provided the file were
>produced in a compatible TIF format.
But why rename it? The short name for a file called .TIFF in Windows will
be .TIF (.JPEG translats to .JPE and that's a bigger problem IMHO).
Sorry to say I can't help to bring this topic closer to an answer :/
//Bernie
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