tFLOW supported file formats

 

 

	Windows
Application	File type
Microsoft Word	.doc .docx .dot .dotx .dotm .rtf .txt .xml
Microsoft Excel	.xls .xlsx .xlsm .xlt .xltx .xltm
Microsoft PowerPoint	.ppt .pptx .pps .ppsx .pot .potx .potm .ppa .ppam
Microsoft Visio	.vsd .vdx .vdw .vss .vsx
Microsoft Project	.mpp .mpt .mpd .mpw .mpx
Microsoft Publisher	.pub
OpenOffice/LibreOffice Writer	.odt .ott .sxw .stw .doc .rtf .sdw .vor .txt .pdb .xml .psw .docx .docm .dotx .dotm .602 .wpd .hwp
OpenOffice/LibreOffice Calc	.ods .ots .sxc .stc .dif .dbf .xls .xlt .sdc .vor .slk .csv .pxl .uos .xlc .xlm .xlw .sdc .xlsb .xlsm .xlsx .xltm .xltx .wb2
OpenOffice/LibreOffice Impress	.odp .otp .sxi .sti .ppt .pot .sxd .sda .sdd .vor .uop .odg .cgm .pptm .pptx .potm .potx
PostScript and EPS* files	.ps .eps
Image files	.tiff .tif .jpeg .jpg .png
HTML	.html .htm

 

 

 

3-EPS Files

EPS files are supported in a limited fashion. Most EPS files will work, but it is best to test the individual file to determine if a file will work as the file format can be written from a variety of applications with a wide range of options and included information. In situations where it is important to preserve vector data, a PDF file will work as well as an EPS, and will probably be smaller in terms of the resulting filesize and will process better for output.

 

If you are getting size errors with EPS files, make sure that the "bounding box" in the file is using the artboard and not the art elements (how it saves by default). That means when the file is saved, you'll need to make sure to check "Use Artboards".