Opening a .tif or .tiff file in Internet Explorer using Quicktime in Window

How do you open a .tif or .tiff file within Internet Explorer using Quicktime in Windows 7?
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Open the QuickTime control panel to Browser>Mime Settings>Images-Still image files and select TIFF image then click-ok apply ok. You want to do this without the browser running. If this doesn't help you may want to post a website with the TIFF, for myself or others to try

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