Structured fax file
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Structured fax file (SFF) is a file format specified by CAPI Association registered association, which makes structured storing possible of fax documents. A SFF file can store several fax sides in a file. The data of the sides are stored usually using modified Huffman coded in the SFF file.
External links
- http://delphi.pjh2.de/articles/graphic/sff_format.php - Description of SFF format
- http://www.capi.org - Homepage of CAPI Association e.V.
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