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As a guest, you can browse and view the various discussions in the forums, but can not create a new topic or reply to an existing one unless you are logged in. Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Or read our to learn how to use this site. How to change which application opens your images Guide Overview The purpose of this guide is to teach you how to change the default application that Windows uses to open images (for example, in My Pictures). The normal default is (in XP) 'Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.' Instructions 1.

Find any image file stored on your hard drive and right click on it. Result: a menu box will appear. Select Properties, then select the General tab.

Result: an information panel appears that has a Change button. Click on the Change button. Result: You will see a box listing both 'recommended' and 'other programs' available on your computer. You may also click on Browse to find another program if your choice is not listed. Select the application you want to use.

Make sure there is a check in the box at the bottom beside 'Always use the selected program to open this kind of file.' Warning: if this is not checked, the new application will apply only to that one file.

Overview TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a compressed format used to store images of scanned documents. Some scanned documents on this site may be in TIFF format.

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Our site uses two systems for storing TIFF documents, a document management system called OnBase and a file-based system. OnBase uses PDF format for some documents with the Adobe Reader as well.

This page explains viewing TIFF images stored in our file-based system. You can view TIFF files directly on the web by using a web browser plug-in or helper application outside of your web browser.

Most of these options let you view the images with pan and zoom capability. A TIFF viewer plug-in lets you view the image in your web browser and is the preferred choice for web browsing. This site was designed to work best with viewing solutions integrated with your web browser, that is, with plug-in TIFF viewers. Macintosh users should see. The various TIFF viewing options below each have different advantages and disadvantages. They differ in cost, features, ease-of-use and availability. You can use one of these or any other TIFF viewer you may have or find.

The choice is yours. Some viewers run as external applications and are not true web browser plugins. Our web pages were not designed to use these external applications. While you can view the images, additional windows are opened that are not integrated with the intended browser window frames as the true plug-ins are.

Many users are quite happy with this approach but we recommend one of the plugins. One feature that may be important to you is the ability to print your current view or a selected area of the TIFF document and not just the entire document. For instance, you may have a small format (such as 8.5'x11') printer and are interested in printing just a section of the document to fill the printed page instead of the whole document page. We use both CPC View and the free Brava!

Reader (both described below) because they not only integrate with the web browser, they also support printing a portion of the document page. Reader's print dialog has a 'Print Region' option that lets you drag a rectangle over the area you want to print.

The CPC View print dialog allows you to specify 'Current view' under 'Print range' as well as 'All'. You may have software that interferes with TIFF Viewing!. TIFF viewing options built into Windows The TIFF viewing solutions built into Windows are not integrated with your web browser. For anything besides casual use, you will probably prefer an integrated (plug-in) solution. Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP users can use the included Windows Photo Viewer, Windows Photo Gallery, and Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, respectively. Microsoft Office users may have Microsoft Office Document Imaging. These programs are Windows desktop applications and not web browser plug-ins.

The viewing programs are opened as applications in another window outside of your web browser and operation isn't as smooth or clean. Zooming and navigating around the image can be slow or awkward. For users of these programs, we recommend using one of the TIFF viewer plug-ins described below instead of the built-in viewers. TIFF viewer plugins You can download and install one of these plug-ins to view TIFF images. Follow their instructions. Only a few of these TIFF viewer plug-ins are free. If you know of a free TIFF viewer plug-in, please contact us using Send Feedback form and we'll add it to the list.

from is an entirely free browser plug-in that displays most of the common types of TIFF image files. AlternaTIFF was designed primarily to be used for convenient viewing of large black-and-white scanned documents, with a bare minimum of mouse clicks. It is not as full-featured as some of the others, but it may meet your needs. It's biggest limitation is that it can't zoom to any scale. You can still adjust the view scale in fixed increments and use the magnify tool for detail. You can print the entire document but it can't print the current view of the TIFF document.

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If AlternaTIFF stops working or another viewer takes over TIFF viewing with Internet Explorer, go to the page, click on 'Auto-install AlternatTIFF ActiveX control', then scroll to the bottom of the bottom frame and choose the 'click here to reactivate it' link. The free Brava!

Reader is not supported for internal Pima County users and should not be installed for any reason. Reader information here is for non-county users who may find it useful in their particular working environment. From is a free viewer for their CSF (content sealed format) file format. Reader is also a TIFF viewer that can be used as a standalone application or as an ActiveX add-on (plug-in) for Internet Explorer. It provides features such as: document navigation and zoom control, rotation, area magnification, measurement tools, and printing defined regions of a TIFF document. Important things to know:. The Brava!

Reader requires that you upgrade to the latest version approximately every eight months. If this will be a problem or could become one, then use another TIFF Viewer. See our for important settings to integrate Brava! Reader with your web browser and other helpful tips for getting started. from is a high-performance viewer for documents stored in a variety of document image formats, including the TIFF format used by this web site.

CPC View supports sophisticated features such as document navigation, scaling, rotation, anti-aliased images in both a page view and thumbnail view, extensive annotation capabilities, and much more. CPC View can print your current view of the TIFF document as well as the entire document.

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A single user CPC View license costs $29.95. Is also available at significantly lower prices.

( is a free viewer, but it only works with Cartesian's proprietary CPC format and not the more common TIFF images used by this web site.). Another TIFF image viewer is from.

If you've already read about it, you can go directly to their to get an evaluation copy. You can evaluate TiffSurfer for two weeks after which all functions time out. TiffSurfer is $49.95. Contact for volume and site licensing. 's is available in a free version. While it is primarily intended for viewing CGM files, the ActiveX control version for Internet Explorer also browses TIFF images. The Netscape plug-in version of ActiveCGM does not support TIFF images.

Be sure to download the ActiveX Control for Internet Explorer and not the Plug-In for Netscape Navigator. You may find the helpful. The FAQ includes a link to online documentation. Once you have ActiveCGM installed, use the right mouse button to control image viewing. makes the plug-in for Windows or Macintosh OS.

from is available for trial download. was designed specifically for patent viewing/saving/printing at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) web site, but should also work with our TIFF images.

InterneTIFF comes with a 3-day evaluation of the complete registered product which costs $69.95. After the evaluation period, most of the features will be disabled but it may be sufficient for your needs.