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How to View Tif & Max Files
TIF Files
The multi-layer tif images are viewable through Wangimg.exe or Kodakimg.exe,
which comes with Windows98 and is already associated with tif files in
Microsoft's Internet Explorer in Windows98. If you are having problems
viewing the TIF images and are seeing only an icon for QuickTime that has
been "broken" - then Quicktime needs to be disassociated as the TIF viewer.
See Quicktime
instructions for students and Notes
from the Apple Tech Info Library.
Windows XP and Windows 2000 do not have Kodakimg as a plug-in.
An alternative would be Prizm
software from TMSSequoia which works on a variety of platforms.
Ordering and installation
instructions are on their website.
If you are using Netscape and wish to associate these tif images
with the Wangimg.exe or Kodakimg.exe, read the following instructions:
These programs come with Windows 95 and 98 respectively. To associate
in Netscape, open Netscape and:
To view max files within your browser, you need to have the free Scansoft Paperport Viewer for windows installed. To install PaperPort Viewer in Netscape: Once you have Netscape installed, go back to
the software directory to /ppview and click on the setupex.exe to install
the PaperPort viewer. When
If the PaperPort Viewer does not appear on
the list of applications you will need to add it. Follow steps 1, 2, 3,
above.
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