NuFX
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'''NuFX''' was an archiving format used for the Apple II series late in its history, created by Andy Nicholas as a student project at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The [[ShrinkIt]] program (also created by Nicholas) supported it. When NuFX-format data was placed into [[Binary II]] format for transfer, the file extension .bxy was used. | '''NuFX''' was an archiving format used for the Apple II series late in its history, created by Andy Nicholas as a student project at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The [[ShrinkIt]] program (also created by Nicholas) supported it. When NuFX-format data was placed into [[Binary II]] format for transfer, the file extension .bxy was used. | ||
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Revision as of 23:48, 19 August 2022
NuFX was an archiving format used for the Apple II series late in its history, created by Andy Nicholas as a student project at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The ShrinkIt program (also created by Nicholas) supported it. When NuFX-format data was placed into Binary II format for transfer, the file extension .bxy was used.
Sample files
Links
- NuFX format described (A2-Central, Aug. 1989)
- Hacking data compression (gives lots of format details)
- What are ShrinkIt files?
- ShinkFit X - Mac OS X archiver compatible with ShrinkIt
- ShrinkIt documentation
