No baseline TIFF 6.0 file

Hi all,
I am trying to upload a tiff file for a logo using program RSTXLDMC. i run nto the same error all the time:
TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file
I have converted my logo using various programs such as paint.net, paint and windows imaging.
Can anybody tell me how to resolve this error, i know I can also use se78 and .bmp but I would like to store the logo as a standard text. I would like to know how to convert it to tiff 6.0
Thanks a lot,
Bert

Hi,
I seem to remember that there are additional settings you need to make when saving the file, specifically that 'no compression' is set.
My recollection is a bit hazy, so I can't be much more specific.
Regards,
Nick

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SamplesPerPixel:                                         4
RowsPerStrip:                                           23
Number of StripByteCounts:                               5
XResolution:                                        95.987 /      1.000
YResolution:                                        95.987 /      1.000
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TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file

The website you mentioned ie 'www.zamzar.com' can be used to convert the tiff file into other format's.
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Uploading TIFF Files to SAPscript Texts                                        1
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c:\RA362S0900
The file contains    192,136 bytes
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First IFD offset:                                  191,410
Reading IFD from offset    191,410 Number of Tags         60
ImageWidth:                                            288
ImageLength:                                           189
BitsPerSample levels:                                    3
BitsPerSample - level 1:                                 8
BitsPerSample - level 2:                                 8
BitsPerSample - level 3:                                 8
Compression:                                             5
Photometric Interpretation:                              2
Number of StripOffsets:                                 14
SamplesPerPixel:                                         3
RowsPerStrip:                                           14
Number of StripByteCounts:                              14
XResolution:                                            96 /          1
YResolution:                                            96 /          1
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h:\prim.tif
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of the TIFF file with your graphic program. The SAP supports
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