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native format

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native format

The file format that an application normally reads and writes. The native format of a Microsoft Word document is different from the native format of a WordPerfect document, etc., and there are many et ceteras. Image editing programs, which read a raft of different graphics file types, may also have a native format. For example, although Photoshop supports numerous graphics formats, it has its own proprietary PSD format (see PSD file). Contrast with foreign format. See file format.



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The need to secure digital files in their native format has never been greater.
TIFF on Demand to allow electronic records to be reviewed and stored in native format and TIFFed, if or when needed, for redaction or production.
Pixelworks ImageProcessors provide the VPL-VW10HT with the ability to view 4:3 images in their native format or resize them to fill the wide screen using a number of proprietary resizing techniques that make the content appear as if it was shot in the 16:9 aspect ratio with no distortion.
 
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