Profile wrote: I received.tif files. But I can't open it. The company said there is no problem to open it on their side. What could be the problem? I'm no expert on this, but there are variations of TIFF files. Some of them can be opened using freeware tools. Perhaps this one is one that can't be opened by freeware tools.
Aug 22, 2009 saludos ojala me pudan ayudar, el problema que tengo es que no puedo abrir archivos scanneados en tif, al dar doble clic sobre el archivo me dice c:/mi. Tagged Image File Format. 'Documentos' - 'My Pictures' (en Windows XP). Haga clic derecho en el icono de un archivo TIFF. Haga clic en 'Abrir con'.
I would also suggest you download XnView and try to view it there, but if that fails, the client should convert the file to another format for you (medium to high quality JPG, for example). What program does the client use? The company could open it.
This whole happening has to do with no Adobe Photoshop available? No; this has to do with not having an application that deals with TIFFs as a graphic image. Apps like Photoshop, some Microsoft apps like Paint (which is a horrible program), and others deal with graphics like TIFFs, enabling you to manipulate them directly. When you Insert Picture From File, now Word comes into play. If it does not see TIFFs at all - assuming the file is named with a dot tif extension - then it could be that the TIFF filter was not installed. The default installation of Office does not include all filters for all graphic and document formats.
It can be added later. If it sees it and imports it but has a problem, it could be that Word does not have enough resources. Word taxes systems, and big graphics apply an even heavier tax. Further, there are many variations of TIFF, so many, in fact, that sometimes a heavyweight like Photoshop cannot open a TIFF that might be openable by some other (usually cheaper) program. Converting tiff files to PDF files with Cute PDF Aug 11, 2009 Since I started working with Vista I have a problem reading tiff-files. Vista does not offer a standard tiff-file viewer and all tiff-reading software is picture orientated, not text orientated. This is inconvenient because a lot of picture software only recognizes the first page of the tiff-file.
What if your tiff file contains 90 pages? Furthermore I don't like the way picture software is handling text files. I don't need colour schemes, contrast/brightness settings or photo galleries for my text files! The suggestion of opening a tiff file as a picture in a word-document a VERY handy solution, but only when the tiff file contains only one page. I now found a solution with Cute PDF, a free PDF-writer that I use to make PDFs of my word documents. I print the tiff file to PDF and I get exactly the kind of format I prefer to work with. It does takes much more space than a tiff file though.
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