The Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) is a raster output format. Although still widely used for animations, it’s been replaced by PNG for static images. It’s a good format for graphics with sharp borders and distinct color transitions.
NXP – EPS to GIF
Monday, 19 March 2012
NXP Semiconductors, makers of high performance, mixed signal semiconductors, uses PDF FLY Server to convert EPS technical graphics to GIF images for Web viewing.
- Published in EPS, GIF, testimonial
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GE – PostScript to GIF, JPEG
Monday, 19 March 2012
Images for Web-based Repair Manuals GE Aviation, the world’s leading producer of both large and small jet engines, runs PDF FLY Server as part of an automated EMC Documentum platform + Epic XML publishing flow. PDF FLY produces Web images from UniGraphics drawings and Office graphics delivered to the system as PostScript files for incorporation into repair
- Published in GIF, JPEG, PostScript, testimonial