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'''ASCIIZE''' is a binary-to-text file encoding utility for DOS, and its associated format. It was developed by Mike Albert.<br />
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It does not have a standard filename extension for encoded files.<br />
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== Identification ==<br />
The software has to be able to recognize encoded files, and it appears to do so by checking that the first four bytes are {{magic|0x42 0x2E 0x66 0x37}} (ASCII "{{magic|B.f7}}").<br />
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== Software ==<br />
* {{CdTextfiles|640swstudio/EDITOR/ASCIZ11.ZIP|ASCIIZE v1.1}}<br />
* {{CdTextfiles|powerpakgold/COMM/ASCIZE12.ZIP|ASCIIZE v1.2}}</div>Jsummers