Executable envelopes

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* [[DOC2COM (Dan K. Nelson)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|ems/emspro20/disk4/DOSUTIL/DOC2COM.ZIP}}]
 
* [[DOC2COM (Dan K. Nelson)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|ems/emspro20/disk4/DOSUTIL/DOC2COM.ZIP}}]
 
* [[DOC2COM (Jerry DePyper)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/DOC2COM.ZIP}}]
 
* [[DOC2COM (Jerry DePyper)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/DOC2COM.ZIP}}]
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* [[The Electronic Text Publishing System|Electronic Text Publishing System, The]] (Philip P. Kapusta) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv3nv04/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/ETEXT10.ZIP}}]
 
* [[MakeScroll]] (Eric Gans) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/MAKESCR.ZIP}}]
 
* [[MakeScroll]] (Eric Gans) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/MAKESCR.ZIP}}]
 
* [[READMAKE]] (Bruce Guthrie / Wayne Software) [{{CdTextfilesURL|nightowl/nopv10/051A/READ307.ZIP}}]
 
* [[READMAKE]] (Bruce Guthrie / Wayne Software) [{{CdTextfilesURL|nightowl/nopv10/051A/READ307.ZIP}}]
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* [[Simply Docs]] (SimpleWare / Robert E. Pitcher) [{{CdTextfilesURL|nightowl/nopv10/051A/SIMDOC20.ZIP}}]
 
* [[Simply Docs]] (SimpleWare / Robert E. Pitcher) [{{CdTextfilesURL|nightowl/nopv10/051A/SIMDOC20.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TEXE]]
 
* [[TEXE]]
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* [[TextExe (LRC Computing)]]
 
* [[TEXTLIFE]] (Kevin Solway) [{{CdTextfilesURL|simtel/simtel20/MSDOS/FILUTL/TEXTLIFE.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TEXTLIFE]] (Kevin Solway) [{{CdTextfilesURL|simtel/simtel20/MSDOS/FILUTL/TEXTLIFE.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TurboTXT]] (by HyperWare, part of ExtraDOS Toolbox) [{{SACFTPURL|utiltext|txt500.zip}}]
 
* [[TurboTXT]] (by HyperWare, part of ExtraDOS Toolbox) [{{SACFTPURL|utiltext|txt500.zip}}]
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* [[TXT2EXE (John De Palma)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/TXTEXE.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TXT2EXE (John De Palma)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/TXTEXE.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TXTRUN]] (Sawada) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/TXTRUN.ZIP}}]
 
* [[TXTRUN]] (Sawada) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv2nv10/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/TXTRUN.ZIP}}]
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* [[The WriteMe System|WriteMe System, The]] (Sitting Duck Software) [{{CdTextfilesURL|psl/pslv3nv04/UTILS/DOS/FILEVIEW/WRITEME.ZIP}}]
 
* [[XDOC (JauMing Tseng)]]
 
* [[XDOC (JauMing Tseng)]]
 
* [[X-Filer]] (Philip P. Kapusta) [{{SACFTPURL|utiltext|xfile101.zip}}]
 
* [[X-Filer]] (Philip P. Kapusta) [{{SACFTPURL|utiltext|xfile101.zip}}]
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* [[ANS2COM (REXXCOM)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|phoenix4/TS/17A/ANS2COM.ZIP}}]
 
* [[ANS2COM (REXXCOM)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|phoenix4/TS/17A/ANS2COM.ZIP}}]
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* [[ANSi To Exe Converter (BUFF)]] [{{CdTextfilesURL|simtel/simtel9703/disk1/DISC1/SCREEN/A2E_V_12.ZIP}}]
 
* [[sMAUG ANSI Executable]]
 
* [[sMAUG ANSI Executable]]
  
 
=== Other executable documents ===
 
=== Other executable documents ===
* [[Font Mania (REXXCOM)]] (COM format)
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* [[Font Mania (REXXCOM)]] (COM format) [{{CdTextfilesURL|somuch/smsharew2/GRAPHICS/FONT-M22.ZIP}}]
  
 
== Executable libraries ==
 
== Executable libraries ==

Revision as of 19:02, 14 November 2021

File Format
Name Executable envelopes
Ontology

Executable envelopes refers to a diverse class of files that use a standard executable format, but which were generated in a formulaic way from some original file (which may or may not have itself been executable). They usually consist of a boilerplate decoder section, plus a payload section that could potentially be extracted to a standard format.

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Executable compression

Refer to Executable compression.

Executable protection

(password protection, obfuscation, authentication, tamper-proofing, expiration, etc.)

Some Executable compression utilities also have features of this type.

(TODO: Populate this section.)

Self-extracting archives

Most self-extracting archive formats are covered (or would be covered) in the article for the corresponding Archiving format.

A few are listed at Archiving#Self-extracting archives, especially if they have their own article.

Self-extracting installers

Self-extracting installer formats are listed at Archiving#Program/App/Applet/Installer specialized archive formats, along with other formats.

Executable documents

(A document in some known format, combined with a viewer for that format.)

Most such formats are covered (or would be covered) in the article for the corresponding document format.

Executable text

(plain text, text with simple markup, simple e-book formats, etc.)

Executable graphics

There are probably a lot of old self-displaying raster graphics formats of this type, e.g. self-running FLI, but they are rarely documented specially.

Executable ANSI Art

(ANSI Art and related formats)

Other executable documents

Executable libraries

(Multiple executable files combined into one executable file.)

Compiled scripts

(TODO: Populate this section.)

Transfer-encoded executables

(A file that remains executable despite having had a transfer encoding or the like applied. This is impossible or impractical with most executable formats, unless they are very "raw", as .COM format is.)

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