TREX support for File Formats?

Hi All,
Can TREX search inside a .TIFF File?
If yes, is there any apecial configuration that we need to do?
If no, any workaround possible?
Cheers!

Hi Anjan,
I guess you mean a TIF-file.
Picture file formats are not supported.
Please find the supported file formats of TREX and further recommendations under this notes:
Note 663630 TREX 6.1: Supported File Formats
Note 761489 TREX 6.1: Requirements and Recommendations
Regards Matthias

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