What format is used on documents that don't lend themselves easily to TIF conversion?
A) near-native
B) OCR
C) Web
D) objective

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Near-native format is used for documents that don't lend themselves easily to TIF conversion. This format preserves the original layout of the document, including fonts and graphics, and allows for easy editing and searching. OCR (optical character recognition) is used to convert scanned images into editable text, but may not preserve the original layout of the document. Web format is used for publishing documents online, while objective is not a relevant format in this context.

What Format Is Used on Documents That Don't Lend Themselves