MIF (MAXpaint)
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- See MIF for other formats with that name.
MIF is an obscure raster graphics format associated with MAXpaint, a graphics program for DOS developed by Larry L. Athey and BBS Utiliteez.
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[edit] Format details
A MIF file is evidently a PKWARE DCL Implode-compressed PCX file.
[edit] Identification
It seems likely that the intermediate PCX file always begins with bytes 0a 05 01 08, and that the same compression settings are always used. If so, a MIF file always begins with bytes (hex) 00 06 14 14 08 80.
[edit] Software
- VIEW.EXE v2.10 - Image viewer for DOS
- MAXpaint v2.10
