Binary II
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| − | '''Binary II''' is a file format used for storage and transmission of Apple II files which encodes the file attributes (from any of the various Apple II or III filesystems, such as DOS 3.3 and ProDOS) in a header, allowing the file to be reconstituted at the other end of a transmission with all the directory information intact. | + | '''Binary II''' is a file format used for storage and transmission of Apple II files which encodes the file attributes (from any of the various Apple II or III filesystems, such as [[Apple DOS file system|DOS 3.3]] and [[ProDOS file system|ProDOS]]) in a header, allowing the file to be reconstituted at the other end of a transmission with all the directory information intact. |
The usual file extension was .bny (which sometimes got pronounced as "bunny"), while versions compressed with [[Squeeze]] were commonly found with .bqy extensions. | The usual file extension was .bny (which sometimes got pronounced as "bunny"), while versions compressed with [[Squeeze]] were commonly found with .bqy extensions. | ||
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Binary II is a file format used for storage and transmission of Apple II files which encodes the file attributes (from any of the various Apple II or III filesystems, such as DOS 3.3 and ProDOS) in a header, allowing the file to be reconstituted at the other end of a transmission with all the directory information intact.
The usual file extension was .bny (which sometimes got pronounced as "bunny"), while versions compressed with Squeeze were commonly found with .bqy extensions.
