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EMF stands for Enhanced Metafile, a graphics file format used primarily on Microsoft Windows systems for storing vector images. It allows for scalable, high-quality graphics that can be resized without loss of detail. Originally introduced in Windows NT 4.0, EMF improved upon the older WMF format by supporting more complex graphic operations.
Technically, EMF is a 32-bit enhanced version of the Windows Metafile (WMF) format, storing a sequence of graphical device interface (GDI) commands. These commands instruct the system on how to render images, allowing for complex drawings to be recreated accurately. EMF files typically have the .emf extension and are device-independent, meaning they can be rendered consistently across different output devices.
EMF files are commonly used for clip art, logos, and other graphic elements that require crisp rendering at various sizes. Many Windows applications, like Microsoft Office, support importing and exporting EMF files, making it a versatile choice for desktop publishing. An interesting fact is that EMF files can embed both vector and bitmap data, combining flexibility and rich detail.
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