Opening .tif files

charlesNew Member

Maximizer defaults to using Microsoft Office Document Imaging to open .tif files. Is there a way to have it open them with another application, specifically Windows Picture and Fax Viewer

5/11/057:27 PM

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denverdaveNew Member

I wonder if Maximizer is deciding or if it is using your Windows file extension association? If you click on a .tif file in Windows explorer what program is used to view the .tif file?

8/19/0512:19 AM

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advocosupportMaximizer CRM Consultants

By default Maximizer will open the file using whatever program windows associates with it. You can change file associations by clicking Tools>>Folder Options in Windows Explorer and go to the File Types tab.

8/19/052:30 PM

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