QuickLink II
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|type code={{Type Code|Qfax}} | |type code={{Type Code|Qfax}} | ||
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==Format Identification== | ==Format Identification== | ||
| − | QFX files are based on [[TIFF]], early versions begin with "{{magic|51 4C 49 49 46 41 58}}" or "QLIIFAX" in ASCII. | + | QFX files are based on [[TIFF]], early versions begin with "{{magic|51 4C 49 49 46 41 58}}" or "QLIIFAX" in ASCII. Later versions are TIFF's with the ascii "QL2FAXW" at byte 8. |
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* [https://books.google.com/books?id=zzURbSGI6q4C&lpg=PA164&ots=m-zp02Lrtf&dq=%22QuickLink%22%20fax&pg=PA164#v=onepage&q=%22QuickLink%22%20fax&f=false PC Mag 1995 article on QucikLink MessageCenter software] | * [https://books.google.com/books?id=zzURbSGI6q4C&lpg=PA164&ots=m-zp02Lrtf&dq=%22QuickLink%22%20fax&pg=PA164#v=onepage&q=%22QuickLink%22%20fax&f=false PC Mag 1995 article on QucikLink MessageCenter software] | ||
* [https://archive.org/details/quicklinkiifaxwi00smit QuickLink II Users guide (1994)] | * [https://archive.org/details/quicklinkiifaxwi00smit QuickLink II Users guide (1994)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:34, 25 August 2020
QuickLink software was early telecommunications software developed by Smith Micro. QuickLink II was a popular fax/data and voice communication software for DOS, Windows & Macintosh. Its native format was graphics format with the extension QFX, based on TIFF.
[edit] Format Identification
QFX files are based on TIFF, early versions begin with "51 4C 49 49 46 41 58" or "QLIIFAX" in ASCII. Later versions are TIFF's with the ascii "QL2FAXW" at byte 8.
