XIFF
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* [[XnView]] (unconfirmed) | * [[XnView]] (unconfirmed) | ||
* Imaging for Windows (at least the version that came with Windows 98) | * Imaging for Windows (at least the version that came with Windows 98) | ||
Revision as of 00:51, 31 August 2019
XIFF (eXtended Image File Format), also known as XIF (eXtended Image Format), is a raster graphics format associated with ScanSoft corporation. It is a compound image format, similar in concept to Mixed Raster Content or JPM.
We haven't located any details about XIFF format, except that it is an extension of TIFF. Some sources say it is proprietary, though the MIME type registration indicates that there was a specification at the (long dead) URL http://www.xerox.com/xis/xiff/.
ScanSoft has a long and complicated history. It was once a part of Xerox, and is currently (since 2005) a part of Nuance Communications.
Disambiguation
- Not related to the XIFF instant messaging library.
- Not related to XLIFF (XML Localisation Interchange File Format). (It's apparently a common typo to write "XIFF" instead of "XLIFF".)
See also the XIF disambiguation page.
Software
- Pagis viewer software and Sample XIF file (archived)
- XnView (unconfirmed)
- Imaging for Windows (at least the version that came with Windows 98)
- Some versions of various ScanSoft software such as Pagis Pro, Pagis Viewer, TextBridge, PaperPort, OmniPage Pro, XIFF Reader
