> I am home now and I left my Linux laptop at work so can not test until
> tomorrow morning. I know that they are TIFF files but not sure if they
> are compressed or not. I will try all of the solutions given and see how
> they do. I do not need to turn them into pdf's though I wonder at times
> why we do not do so. I am trying to remember the product the company
> uses for dealing with large amounts of these files, All I remember is
> that it was slow, very slow... Most people use the MS document viewer
> which opens them just fine.
>
> Again, thanks for the good info, as usual the list comes through for
> me.
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiff
My favored reading area because information can come from one,
or better yet, through a consensus of many.
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