.G3N File Extension

Zetafax Fax Image

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What is a G3N file?

A G3N file is a fax image created by Zetafax fax software. It contains a copy of a faxed document, saved as a .TIFF image. Zetafax fax images may also be saved with the .G3F extension.

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Zetafax is a fax server software that allows businesses to fax documents to computers, fax machines, and other devices both within and outside their own network. When you fax or receive a document using Zetafax, the program saves a copy of the faxed document as a TIFF image. That image is stored within a G3F or G3N file.

A G3F file contains a fine resolution (less compressed) copy of a faxed document, while a G3N file contains a normal resolution (more compressed) copy of the document. Zetafax creates either a G3F or G3N file to archive your faxed document, depending on whether you chose to fax or receive the document in fine or normal resolution.

G3F and G3N files are stored in the directories you use to archive faxes sent and received using Zetafax. By default, these directories are C:/​Program Files/​Zetafax Server/​Server/​Z-Sent and C:/​Program Files/​Zetafax Server/​Server/​Z-Recd.

How to open a G3N file

You can open a G3N file (and view the faxed document it contains) in Zetafax Viewer, which is included with Zetafax (Windows). Alternatively, if you do not have access to Zetafax Viewer, you can rename your G3N file to use the .tiff extension and attempt to open it using any common image viewing application, such as Apple Preview (Mac), Microsoft Photos (Windows), or GIMP (cross-platform).

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Programs that open G3N files

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