It is working perfectly.

TIFF files I have a file that contains multiple check images. We are attempting to convert the images to our system. At this time we have been unsuccessful in extracting these images in order to generate either COF or x9.37. The Tiff Splitter doesn't do the job for us. We would appreciate any help or suggestions on where to turn.Thank you,Doug NorcrossHogan Financial Systemsdnorcross@hoganfin.com

Tiff Splitter Yes it has worked as we expected. Really fantastic and best ever tool i used to split the TIF file pages.Extremely happy, if you ask me to rate the product, would give 10 out of 10.With Regards,Madhushanbhog

Ability to Modify Page Numbering Would be great if the application allowed a user to customize the page numbering by adding own prefixes, range of digits and starting numbers. Otherwise, not a bad tool but could not be something I would seek acceptance for unless what I mentioned above were part of the package.Thanks

Tiff Splitter is ok Overall it's a pretty good product, but I wish I had the ability to set a few more preferences. One that comes to mind is naming convention. We always give files a 3 digit numerical sequence even when a document is made of 99 or fewer pages. Other than that it seems to be fine.

Tiff spliter outputs in revese video. I needed a quick solution to split a couple of pages out of a multi-page tiff, this was easy to do. However, I found the resultant tiff to be displayed in negative video so the tiff tagg/header must have been changed in the split out process. I couldn't find a way within Tiff Spliter to reverse the polarity of the document (I wanted white on black like the original doc)so I wasn't able to use the pages. Thanks.

unknown I found that MS Office 2003 would do what I needed.

Command line functions missing I need for my task a program with a command line function, because I would start it in a Python script. So I can't use the Tiff Combiner. Greetings, Michael.

Looks Easy We ran a few tests with the program. It does what it describes very well. We have determined that we will need a program with a batch facility.

colours differs to much from original

Not the one I was looking for a special software and yours was not the one

I don\'t know if this is a problem with my computer, or if it is because I am using a trial version (to see if it can convert compressed tif files (compression 7 = lossy JPEG grayscale and color Fax) to uncompressed), but I get the following error: Dialog: cracktiff.exe - Application Error with the message \"The instruction at \"0x7c91101a\" referenced memory at \"0x06030206\". The memory could not be \"written\". Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program. When I click CANCEL, the program exits.So I will be removing the program ...

I tried the trial version, but it didn't convert transparent areas properly. So I erased it from the computer.

Excellent Product That's all I can say! Well documented and easy to use. Had it working in an Access application in minutes.

Didn`t work did not uncompress tiff images created from Ascent Capture, so won't be using it. Thanks anyways.

why plot in tiff format does not come automatically in autocad as other plot configeration like .jpg , .pdf

Mustard As in does not cut same. As chunky as the demo conversion came out this product is not anything I'd use if it were free let alone pay for. Might as well draw with Crayolas then scan the image.