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which file extension indicate only graphics files?

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  • Very useful information, I often work with graphic images so thanks for the help. For me, a unique approach to every detail is also important. I recently found a helpful source  This will be relevant to everyone who is somehow connected with design. I picked the right designer fonts and background and it greatly improved my work. Again, I was convinced that even such an insignificant detail as the font, can significantly change the entire design.

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  • strongBMP/strong - Windows Paint simple to use format, good quality but large files.br /strongCLP/strong - Clip Art for including in drawings, documents etc.br /strongCHT, CH3, PR4 /strong- Harvard Graphics presentation graphics.br /strongJPEG, JPG or /strongstrongJPE/strong - a very common format frequently used for photographs. Allows for compression to save on file size but high compression results in loss of quality.br /strongGIFF/strong - commonly used for Internet graphics, eg on websites. Reasonable quality, compression. Originally created by Compuserve).br /strongPCX/strong - an oldish format, good for clip artbr /strongPCD/strong - format used on commercially produced Photo CD'sbr /strongPSD/strong - Adobe Photoshop file. High quality and layers can be edited, large files.br /strongRAW/strong - raw graphics file produced by digital camera'sbr /strongTGA or VGA/strong - Targa (don't know anything about it!)br /strongWPG/strong - Word Perfect Graphic, used by the Word Perfect Corporation.

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  •  Graphic images are stored digitally using a small number of standardized graphic file formats, including bit map, TIFF, JPEG, GIF, PNG; they can also be stored as raw, unprocessed data.br /There are many graphics file formats like:-br /Graphics interchange format (GIF)br /Bitmap Formats (BMP)br /Tagged Image File Format(TIFF)br / Portable Network Graphics (PNG)br /Vector Formatsbr /Metafile Formatsbr /Scene Formatsbr / 

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  • .gif

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  • BMP, JPEG, GIF

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  • strongem.GIF /em/strongis the graphics file extension that can also be animated. However there are numerous other graphics or image file formats.

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  • .bmp and. gif

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  • gif, bmp

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  • gif

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  • JPEG, GIF, BMP

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  • Bmp & gif

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  • strongBMP(/strong(bitmap picture)strong and GIF (/stronggraphics interchange format)

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