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• Art of Noise module
  '''.aon''' files are modules produced by the Art of Noise tracker (also known as "Chorus") for the Commodore Amiga.
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• MINC
  <!--Factors that can help identify a candidate file as of this format. Include magic numbers, signatures etc if available. Eg: -->
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• PageMagic
  .... NEBS software based PageMagic off of [[Timeworks Publisher]] (also known as Publish It!) who went bankrupt in 1994.<ref>https://books.google.com/books?
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• Timeworks Publisher
  ... originally by GST in the U.K. It used the extension .dtp, rebranded later as Pressworks & [[PageMagic]] by NEBS, all using the same engine developed by ...lish-it for DOS. In early 1994, GST rebranded its DTP software for Windows as Pressworks. These were superseded in July 1996 by upgrades to Pressworks 2,
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• Gramophone record
  ..., records were in turn replaced by [[CD]]s in the late part of the century as the mainstream music medium, though a niche market persists. ... record speed, some children's records were released at that speed as late as the 1970s. Yet another record speed, 16 RPM, was supported by some record p
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• QR code
  ...rious patents covering the technology, but allows free use of them as long as the standards are followed. They run the official QR Code website. ...e-backed-up-as.html QRBackup.sh- How to encode and decode a file backed up as a series of printed QR codes] ([https://gist.github.com/GrantTrebbin/0c6aad
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• UPC-A
  ...nd of that decade. They are still in heavy use, though experts regard them as obsolete compared to newer bar code technologies which can encode larger am ... products sold outside the United States, and is used for some things such as books and medicines in the U.S. The 12-digit UPC is used on other US produc
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• Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format
  ...ttachments and rich text, instead of more standards-compliant methods such as [[MIME]]. ...t have been devised to help non-MS-ers cope with it). When saved elsewhere as archives or samples, sometimes the .tnef file extension is used.
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• Phonograph cylinder
  ...ich ended with the discs winning out. These (as well as other formats such as the [[dictabelt]]) consist of a groove representing analog audio, played by As the contents of most phonograph cylinders had been believed to be in the pu
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• XLS
  ...[XLSX]] as their native format, though they still support the older format as well. Excel stores date values as floating point numbers that represent the number of days since a given star
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• H.264
  ...of file formats that use a particular standard for encoding or compression as a part of their format. ...tables other than direct download from Cisco. Thus, the only way to use it as part of a product without additional license fees is to have the product's
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• RealMedia
  ...erms ''RealVideo'' and ''RealAudio'' can also encompass other things, such as codecs, and the older [[RealAudio]] format.
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• RealAudio
  ... formats, and related technologies, developed by RealNetworks, Inc. (known as Progressive Networks until 1997).
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• C1 controls
  ...standards, making it unsafe for software to even attempt to interpret them as control characters even though that is what the standards technically say t Other alternative C1 controls have been used in some applications, such as [https://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/iso-ir/056.pdf UK videotex (1982)].
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• Multics
  [[Unix]] is sometimes believed to have been named as a pun on Multics.
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• MPEG-4
  ...dia formats. It is developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group, codified as ISO/IEC 14496. Saying just what the "MPEG-4 file format" is, is a somewhat
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• Visual Studio PDB
  ... environment, and contain debugging information for the compiled binaries. As of 2015, Microsoft has finally begun to document this format.
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• Compression
  ...er data structures to compress data, as well as in network protocols, such as http. Used stand-alone, a stream compression format does not offer archivin (excluding formats usually used as file formats)
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• Libwww-perl cookie jar
  ... when they are given by sites which are accessed, so they can be sent back as needed in further web accesses.
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• Firefox cookie database
  As of Firefox 104 (released 2022-08-23), the '''cookies.sqlite''' schema is:
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• Netscape bookmarks
  ...bookmark structure. Specific items changed over time in different versions as new features were added, but the basic structure remained similar to allow
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• Column Delimited
  Unlike other data formats such as [[CSV]] which use a delimiter to separate fields, column delimited files ha
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• Chrome bookmarks
  ...e", and "url". The "id" values are numeric, probably assigned sequentially as bookmarks are added. ...k conventions appropriate to those systems. Non-ASCII characters are given as escape sequences like '''\u00ED''', representing the [[Unicode]] character
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• Internet Shortcut
  '''Internet Shortcut''' files are used by Windows to save web addresses as files or desktop icons which can be clicked on to launch your default web b
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• Date and time formats
  ...are now some well-documented ways of expressing this information. However, as some wag said, "The great thing about standards is that there are so many t ...er other countries had switched to the Gregorian calendar, so that as late as the 1920s the current date differed depending on what country you were in.
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• Firefox bookmarks
  ...[Netscape bookmarks]] format, as did the Mozilla/Seamonkey Suite. However, as of Firefox 3.0, a new format was used based on [[SQLite]] with write-ahead
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• Lynx bookmarks
  The format is [[HTML]], with no DOCTYPE. It's invalid HTML, as it has an unclosed &lt;ol&gt; tag. New bookmarks are appended to the end of
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• Mosaic hotlists
  ...an read and write Mosaic hotlists (if you set its configuration to use one as its bookmark file) in addition to [[Lynx bookmarks|its own native format]].
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• PageMaker
  '''PageMaker''' was the program that launched desktop publishing as a popular function of computers in the 1980s. First released for the Mac, a ...e previous format wrapped in the OLE container. Same identification method as versions 4 & 5. With version 6.5 & 7 you will see "{{magic|32 06}}" or "{{m
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• Dublin Core
  ...t of metadata fields to give information about resources. Its uses include as meta tags in [[HTML]] to identify web documents, but there is also an [[XML
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• Softdisk Text Compressor
  ...iskmagazines in the 1990s. It was not released to the public, but was used as an internal utility to prepare text files for publication, with the decompr ...cial character to be treated literally, or a signal to repeat a character, as shown below.
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• Softdisk PC
  ...k PC''''' was a diskmagazine of the 1980s and 1990s, which started in 1986 as ''Big Blue Disk'' and later became ''On Disk Monthly'' before settling into ... and clobbered it, which could interfere with the functioning of an issue (as it would then be unable to determine that the correct disk was inserted).
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• COBOL
  ...s-Oriented Language) dates back to the 1950s, and started to be thought of as clunky and archaic by many programmers not long after that. Nevertheless, i
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• BASIC
  |caption=Sol BASIC screen shot (as simulated in Solace) ...urpose Symbolic Instruction Code) was created in 1964 at Dartmouth College as a programming language designed to be easy for novices to learn. Some of th
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• RPG
  ...e (such as a list of transactions) and perform some operation on them such as adding them up or outputting them in a report. An unusual quirk of its synt
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• Crunch
  ...xtension with Z (.?Z?), with the extension .ZZZ used for corner cases such as a blank extension. Note that, as explained in the format documentation, the "filename" field contains not on
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• Hindu-Arabic numerals
  ...ves) to the western world, where it supplanted earlier number systems such as [[Roman numerals]]. ... in other words, the digits are multiplied by powers of ten. This is known as "base ten" (presumably chosen in ancient times due to humans normally havin
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• Roman numerals
  ...re introduced to the West), and continue to be seen in various places such as copyright notices and Super Bowl numbers where they're considered to have m ... as V, since those letters were equivalent in Roman times. (W should count as two Vs, equal to X in numbering, since that is the origin of the letter.) I
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• LISP
  ...all capitals due to its acronymic origins, it's now more typically written as a normal proper name, "Lisp". ...nd later led to the "Common LISP" variant of LISP.) LISP treats everything as a list which can be manipulated by its operators, including LISP commands t
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• Indeo
  ...os Indeo Codecs. The Indeo Codecs include Indeo Video version 5.2, as well as support for the older Indeo Video 4.5 and Indeo Audio 2.5 codecs (the 3.x v
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• Parchment
  '''[[Parchment]]''' was used like [[paper]] as a medium for [[Written Languages]], but was made of animal hides (limed, no
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• Papyrus
  ...reds of years ago, but some of it is made in Egypt now to sell to tourists as a souvenir.
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• Stone carving
  ...one." Conversely, carving things in stone has been used throughout history as a sign of permanence, along with dignity and importance. This goes back to,
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• Read Only Memory
  ...her programs are not on ROM, allowing them to be updated with new versions as they are released, but a "boot loader" needs to be in ROM to tell the compu
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• 35 mm slides
  '''35 mm slides''' came on film rolls of the same size and shape as [[35 mm negatives]], designed to fit the same cameras, but the pictures on
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• Patents
  ...encouraging inventions to be documented publicly instead of being withheld as trade secrets, and once the patent expires the idea is in the public domain Patents sometimes have an impact on file formats of all sorts, as something that was believed to be free and open turns out to have a patent
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• Amiga Module
  ...n IFF FORM MODL format that's apparently used in ProTracker 3.01b, as well as an IFF FORM TRKR format. Perhaps these are related?
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• ICO
  ... the value of this field, which is what the file type in question is known as to Windows.
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• Favicon
  ...icon), while other browsers are in general more open to other options such as the use of different graphic formats. ...evices attempt to find them. The webmaster can specify alternate locations as with the favicon:
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• Robots Exclusion Standard
  ... so its use is limited to giving instruction to the reasonable robots such as Googlebot. It does, however, cause the effective "retroactive" removal of a ...he character. Lines with nothing but a comment are ignored, so don't count as blank lines for the purpose of ending a section of the file.
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