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Convert ArcView ARC/INFO coverage data to Aldus Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap image.

We have found one software suitable in our database for this conversion.

It seems that you can convert  ArcView .adf files to TIFF image format (.tif, .tiff) using the Total GIS Converter or similar tool. Probably used to export maps or some of their meta data as normal pictures so they can be viewed by everyone in any graphics viewer.

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Total GIS Converter

A converter that is able to transform various GIS file formats

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Additional links: Open adf file, Open tiff file

ADF

Files with adf extension are coverage data files from ArcView (ArcGIS). ADF coverage data files are stored in one directory and create ArcGIS coverage. ArcGIS coverage is georelational data model.

TIFF

Files with tiff extension are bitmap images in the Tagged Image File Format. Usually having the extension TIF, it's one of the more common graphics file types.

 

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