.MDI

📌 An .MDI data structure corresponds to the document stored in a tag-based, high-resolution graphics representation built on the foundation of the .TIFF pattern schema. Specifically, the .MDI documents are generated and opened by Microsoft Office suite to save and process scanned documents and may be easily transformed into a Word (.DOC) data entry using custom predefined OCR (optical character recognition) software bundles. As a rule, most of the described resources are generated and reprojected with Microsoft Office Document Imaging (MODI) algorithm, embedded into Office 2007, 2003, and XP editions. Microsoft ceased integration of MODI starting from the Office 2010 release, therefore you are not granted a way to open up the .MDI document entries starting from the 2010 generation of the product. The feature of saving MODI elements in the .TIF pattern guarantees better, enhanced compatibility with other products and solutions. Microsoft also introduced the “MDI to TIFF File Converter” utility, which can be defined as a console command-prompt package that can be utilized to convert .MDI instances to .TIFF records. Besides, it is affordable to research alternate Bugysoft MDI2DOC or MDI Converter products, also capable of fulfilling the conversion target.

How to open an .MDI file?

📌 Natively, the formerly noted file extension samples can be opened, retrieved and visualized by Microsoft Office builds from XP up to 2007 editions. As an optional hint, it may be helpful to discover and explore freeware Microsoft-designed MDI to TIFF File Converter, Bugysoft MDI2DOC, or MDI Converter utilities, perfectly eligible for conversion opportunities.