Common use of Native Files Clause in Contracts

Native Files. Various types of files, including but not limited to spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, media files, documents with embedded media files, documents with “macros”, etc., lose significant information and meaning when produced as an image. Unless redacted or for some other good cause, these types of documents shall be produced as a native document file. Any files that are produced in native format shall be produced with a ▇▇▇▇▇-numbered TIFF image slip-sheet stating the document has been produced in native format, as well as all extracted text and applicable metadata set forth in Paragraph IV.

Native Files. Various types of files, including but not limited to spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, media files, documents with embedded media files, documents with “macros”, etc., lose significant information and meaning when produced as an image. Unless redacted or for some other good cause, these types of documents shall be produced as a native document file. Any files that are produced in native format shall be produced with a ▇▇▇▇▇-numbered TIFF image slip-sheet stating the document has been produced in native format, as well as all extracted text and applicable metadata set forth in Paragraph IV.. Execution Version

Native Files. Various types of files, including but not limited to spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, media files, documents with embedded media files, documents with “"macros”", etc., lose significant information and meaning when produced as an image. Unless redacted or for some other good cause, these types of documents shall be produced as a native document file. Any files that are produced in native format shall be produced with a ▇▇▇▇▇-numbered TIFF image slip-sheet stating the document has been produced in native format, as well as all extracted text and applicable metadata set forth in Paragraph IV.