Save a Word document as a TIF graphic format

The TIFF Graphics format (Tag Image file format) is a file with a complex graphics format and many storage information. It can produce very high quality images, and is often used for publishing and printing. It can display millions of colors (although grayscale images are limited to 256 colors or shading) and are typically used for image files that are larger than GIF or JPEG format. Saving in this format is helpful if you want to edit an image in a program that is not creating the image, because it can be recognized by a variety of programs.

The Tagged Image File format (TIFF) is used to exchange files between applications and computer platforms. is supported by almost all painting, image editing, and page layout applications. Also, almost all desktop scanners can generate TIFF images.

There is a very practical category is that the test paper through the scanner to become a picture, save the TIF graphics format.

Office documents can be saved as TIFF files through the Microsoft Office document Image Writer print driver. The Microsoft Office Document Image Writer Print driver is a component of the Microsoft Office Document Imaging program, installed with the Office program.

Next, let's learn how to save a Word document as a TIF graphics file.

1. Open the document you want to send.

2, on the File menu, click Print.

3, in the Print dialog box, in the Name list, click Microsoft Office Document Image Writer.

4, click "Properties".

5. In the Microsoft Office Document Image Writer Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.

6. Under Output format, select the TIFF-Black and white fax option, and then click OK.

7, in the Print dialog box, click OK.

8. In the Save As dialog box, select the View document image check box and any other options you want, determine where the graphic file name will be saved, and then click OK. This allows you to save the Word document as a TIF graphics file.

Of course, you can save a TIF graphics file that makes any changes you want to the document in Microsoft Office document Imaging.