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I loaded some TIFF images of old birth records from a microfilm machine at the local Family History Center while doing genealogy research (their program saves the selected pages and writes the images to a CD).
I wrote 65 images onto the CD, but when I got home I found out that all the images were in a single [LARGE] TIFF file. They had a Kodak utility (don’t know the name) that shows the file with [Next] and [Previous] page buttons so I know all the images are in the file.
When I load the file into Elements (v1) to "clean up" the images for inclusion into my genealogy files, all I can see or get at is the first image.
How can I separate these with Elements, or am I out of luck?
Thanks very much for any assistance anyone can offer.
I wrote 65 images onto the CD, but when I got home I found out that all the images were in a single [LARGE] TIFF file. They had a Kodak utility (don’t know the name) that shows the file with [Next] and [Previous] page buttons so I know all the images are in the file.
When I load the file into Elements (v1) to "clean up" the images for inclusion into my genealogy files, all I can see or get at is the first image.
How can I separate these with Elements, or am I out of luck?
Thanks very much for any assistance anyone can offer.
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