With the ByteArray capability of Flash Player 9, "anything" is
possible. Jim Cheng has an .xls parser that loads an .xls file, scans
it, and then displays the results in a data grid. See here:
http://www.psalterego.com/2006/05/17/parsing-excel-files-with-actionscript-30/ If you can find the documentation for the .tiff format, you can do the same to convert it into bitmap data all in the Player. Likewise, you can read the bytes of a loaded .doc file and pull out the information you want to display the contents in, say, a text area. The solution really depends on your use case. It might be smarter to convert .tiff to .jpg on the server and pull that in directly instead of trying to write a .tiff decoder. -d Peterson, Chris wrote:
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- [flexcoders] Alternative image file formats Peterson, Chris
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