Split TIF document with multiple pages

Hi,
Iu2019m using function module 'SCMS_HTTP_GET' to retrieve TIF document from Filenet. The TIF document returned has multiple pages. Iu2019m able to retrieve the document with no issue. What I need to do is split the TIF document for each page.
Is there a way in ABAP to split the TIF on each page break?
The reason I need to split is later in program I call FM SSFC_BASE64_ENCODE passing data to Adobe form that uses IMAGE FIELD object to display TIF. I have no issue displaying TIF with 1 page on adobe form. But if there are multiple pages only the first page is displayed in the Adobe PDF. I was thinking if I could split the TIF that contains multiple page into individual TIF I would then pass in table to PDF form to display all pages of the TIF.
Appreciate the help,
Gary

Hi,
I'm also in the same situation. I am uploading the TIf file with multiple pages, but only the first page is printing. Did you get any luck in either printing all pages OR program which can spilt...
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