Files compatible with eprint

I just set up my 6100 for eprint. Is there a list of file types which eprint will convert to be compatible with my 6100?
I know PDF and Word files work, but several others have I tried do not.
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Hi there, the following file types are supported by the ePrint service:
Microsoft Word
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Excel*
.pdf
.txt
HTML
.jpg
.gif
.png
.tiff
.bmp
For more reasons why your ePrint jobs may not be completing check out this support document
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