TIFF and PDF: What’s the Difference and How to Convert Between Them

Lou Franco

24 Jul 2009CPOL5 min read

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TIFF and PDF are the two most popular formats for document imaging. The primary reasons are that they both can store multiple pages in one file and both allow each page to have different sizes and compression. However, knowing the differences will help you choose between the two formats.

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Lou Franco

Atalasoft, Inc.

United States

Lou Franco is the Director of Engineering at Atalasoft, provider of the leading .NET Imaging SDK (DotImage) and the Document Viewer for SharePoint (Vizit).

http://atalasoft.com/products/dotimage
http://vizitsp.com

TIFF and PDF: What’s the Difference and How to Convert Between Them

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