Amber ARR Bitmap Image - Revision history

Dan Tobias at 04:44, 31 January 2021

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Category:Scientific

Dan Tobias at 02:05, 15 August 2014

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Dan Tobias at 02:03, 15 August 2014

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Dan Tobias at 04:05, 12 August 2014

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Dan Tobias: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Graphics |extensions={{ext|arr}} }} An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find..."

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Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Graphics |extensions={{ext|arr}} }} An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find..."

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{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Graphics
|extensions={{ext|arr}}
}}
An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.

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 An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format (apparently associated with a microscope). It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.
-Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format? Probably not.
+Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[Cubase]], a music format? Probably not.
 [[Category:Scientific Data formats]]

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	Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format? Probably not.		Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format? Probably not.
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	An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format (apparently associated with a microscope). It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.		An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format (apparently associated with a microscope). It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.

−	Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format?	+	Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format? Probably not.

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 |extensions={{ext|arr}}
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-An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.
+An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format (apparently associated with a microscope). It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.
 Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format?

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	An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.		An '''Amber ARR Bitmap Image''' is apparently a raster graphics format. It is difficult to find any more information about it than that its file extension is .arr. Googling "Amber Arr" yields as its first result [https://www.facebook.com/amber.arr this individual's Facebook page]; she apparently has the same name as the graphic format. Some other social-network pages might be the same person or others of the same name. Googling "Amber ARR Bitmap Image" gets more relevant things, but they still all seem to be those cookie-cutter "What is a .XYZ file?" pages that shoot up like weeds regarding every conceivable extension and rarely have much useful information, as well as some pages advertising file-conversion software that supposedly supports this format. Maybe one of you will have more luck finding actual format details and can post them here.
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		+	Does this have anything to do with [[ARR]] from [[CUBASE]], a music format?