"file conversion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of changing a digital file from one format to another. Example: "I needed to send the document to my coworker, but she uses a Mac and I have a PC. I had to do a file conversion from Word to Pages before sending it to her."
With appropriate file conversion, however, there is nothing preventing the use of zipper with range images taken with other scanners.
Although Word has many converters, a third-party option to consider if you have many kinds of files is file conversion software like Conversions Plus from DataViz.
If you are not concerned with privacy or uploading documents, free file conversion sites like Zamzar or third-party conversion services are around.
The full Othermill Tutorial includes setup instructions, special steps needed for OrCAD file conversion, and support for using the Autodesk Fusion 360 CAM software.
No file conversion is even necessary; if you write your paper in Word for the Macintosh and turn it in by e-mail, your Windows-using teaching assistant will never know the difference.
Transferring a movie from a DVD to a portable video player, for instance (a file conversion process called "transcoding"), chews up a significant amount of time and power because of complicated digital rights management software, Brookwood points out.
The software for such a feed will be made available on an open access basis, so the outlay for universities would be in the hardware - a camera and a computer like the iBook to perform the file conversion.
In contrast, if we were to use the OpenBabel file-conversion program to convert pdb-files into sd-files, the bonds and bond orders would not be guaranteed to be correct in the converted files.
The raw files were converted to mgf files by MM File Conversion.
Raw files were converted to the mzXML format using MassMatrix File Conversion Tools (Version 3.9, April 2011).
The data files were converted using MassMatrix Mass Spectrometric Data File Conversion Tools (version 3.9) and then submitted to MassMatrix (version 2.4.2) for peptide identification.
