>The tiff file format is a 2dimensional image format.  It does not usually conta
>in several slices.  This is usually done in several tiff files.
>
>Andrew Vaillant
>University of Ottawa Centre for Confocal Microscopy
>Ottawa, Canada
 
Well, I know that NIH-Image, for one, is a program which allows you to save
multiple-slice data sets in the TIFF format.  These files are similar to
Bio-Rad .PIC z-series files in that you can extract the individual files
from these "stacks".  You choose either the TIFF or PICS format (PICS is a
multiple PICT format) when saving a stack.
 
 
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