MIF is a vector output format and the native graphics format of FrameMaker from Adobe. MIF (Maker Interchange Format) is a group of ASCII statements that create an easily parsed, readable text file of all the text, graphics, formatting, and layout constructs in a...
The DXF file format, or Drawing eXchange Format, is the vector file format developed and maintained by Autodesk for the exchange of 2D/3D CAD data in an AutoCAD drawing with other applications. It has been adopted as an industry standard for this purpose, with...
The CGM format is used for storing, exchanging, and publishing technical graphics, ranging from CAD drawings to geological plots. It is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, semiconductor manufacturing, automotive, and telecommunications for product...
Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) is a publishing and prepress standard. It's ideal for storage, exchange and placement of vector graphics and composite pages. EPS derives from PostScript. It enables the exchange of graphics between applications and platforms. It's the...
PostScript is both an input and an output format for Visual Integrity software. Developed more than 40 years ago by John Warnock and Charles Geschke at Adobe, it is still at the heart of today's printed pages and publishing applications. PostScript is a computer...