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PDF | retains formatting information through all platforms and can be created on any computer, regardless of the operating system. |
AVI (Video) | standard video format for Windows |
AU (Audio) | audio format supported by most browsers |
MPEG (Video) | Want to view high quality video on Web site and speed in not an issue |
WAV (Audio) | native audio format for Microsoft Windows. |
OGG (Audio) | Files are smaller, download faster, and sound as good as other audio file formats. |
TIFF | popular, customizable graphics format commonly used for medical imaging and desktop publishing. |
video | avi, .mp4, .ogg, .webm and .mov |
MP4 (video) | video file format is the standard format for movies on the Internet. |
MPEG (Video) | standard for digital audio and video compression that provides extremely high quality and resolution. |
MP4 | Video format is natively supported by Internet Explorer and does not require a plg-in. |
audio | au, .mp3, .aiff and .wav |
OGG (Ogg Vorbis) | audio file format that is a free, open-source alternative to the MP3 format. |
GIF (Image) | Graphics file format that uses lossless compression and is limited to 256 colors. |
JPEG (Image) | Graphic file format widely used for photographs and complex graphics. |
JPEG (Image) | Graphics file format that is widely used for complex graphics because it uses lossy compression and supports 16 million colors. |
WAV (Audio) | Audio file format that is the native sound format for Windows. |
Graphics | .gif, .jpg, .png and .tif |
Document | .txt, .pdf and .rtf |