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What File Types can be used for faxes?

April 26, 2017FAXes file types Used

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What File Types can be used for faxes?

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The most common Internet Fax format or extension is TIFF (Tagged Image File) format but other popular ones are Acrobat PDF, JPEG/JPG and GIF. However the list of fax formats that can be converted for faxing is quite large – you should always check with your own Internet Fax Service Provider to see which formats they use for faxing or which can be converted for faxing. For example, here’s a list of formats or file extensions that can be converted for faxing: This list is courtesy of TrustFax: Adobe Acrobat version 1.0 – 6.0, PDF Adobe Framemaker version 6, MIF Adobe Photoshop version 4, PSD ASCII Text, ASC Bitmap, BMP Corel Draw version 6.0 – 8.0, CDR Corel/Novell Quattro Pro version 1.0 – 10 Corel/Novell Word Perfect version 1.0 – 10, WPD GEM Paint, IMG Graphics Interchange Foramt, GIF Hpertext Markup Language, HTM HTML IBM Picture Interchange Format version 1, PIF Joint Photographic Experts, JPG JPEG JPE Kodak Flash PIX, FPX Kodak Photo CD version 1.0, PCD Lotus 1-2-3 version 1.0 – 5.