Universal Image Format
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Universal Image Format (UIF) is a 2002 IETF standard for raster graphics designed for internet faxing and other uses.[1] It uses a MIME type of image/tiff-fx which is defined in RFC 2301.
Other Uses
- UIF is also a proprietary file format associated with WordPerfect for Windows.
- UIF is also a proprietary file format for compressed disk images by MagicISO.[2]
References
- ^ Manros, Carl-Uno (2002-03-21). "PWG Work on IPP-Fax". Proceedings of the Fifty-Third Internet Engineering Task Force, Hosted by Cable and Wireless, Minneapolis, Minnesota USA, March 17 - 22, 2002: slides 2–5. Retrieved on 2007-01-07.
- ^ What is UIF?. MagicISO. Retrieved on January 7, 2007.
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