You could use Capture to create a PDF from a TIF file. Make sure the
TIF is grey-scale not colour. Use the PDF/Normal output setting in
Capture.

For other graphics formats, a package such as Paint Shop Pro will
convert a wide range of formats into TIF, then proceed as above.

Gareth

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>From: Trevor Jenkins[SMTP:tfj@apusapus.demon.co.uk]
>Sent: 30 August 1996 09:32
>To: pdf-l@emrg.com; acrobat@blueworld.com
>Subject: How to include arbitrary grpahics file in PDF?(was Re: Put a
>Gif file ...)
>
>Having seen today several similar requests to
>
>> ... how to put a gif file in a PS program?
>
>and with a client wanting to put TIFF images into PDF I'll ask the more
>general question:
>
>"How can a graphic file, in arbitrary format, be put into a PDF file?"
>
>Thankfully, the client's need to embed TIFF in PDF is only a stop-gap
>measure but one that must still be done. (They see it as a quick way to
>convert legacy documents to PDF.) Knowing the client, as I do, once the
>need for TIFF is over they will want to use other graphics formats
>instead.
>
>Regards, Trevor
>