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How TIFF is useful in data compression?

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Question by Bhavithra
Submitted on 9/6/2003
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How TIFF is useful in data compression?


Answer by The Pro.
Submitted on 10/13/2003
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TIFF file is really not the best way to compress a file..TIFF is for example you have this document that you want scanned but it is about 3 pages long so TIFF will put those three pages into a three page document. It would take a lot of memory to save into this format..PDF works better in my opinion or saving the pages individualy like into word doc or bitmap, jpg, jpeg, gif.

 

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