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• Zlib
  * If the first two bytes are interpreted as a [[Endianness|big-endian]] integer, it is always a multiple of 31. (Always ...v3.3+, but indicates use of a preset dictionary, so the zlib stream is not as portable.)
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• Compress (Unix)
  ...{{magic|0x1f}} (octal 037; decimal 31). We arbitrarily choose ''compress'' as the representative example, and list the formats here.
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• Kodachrome
  ...reportedly ways of developing Kodachrome in black-and-white chemistry, but as Simon sang, "Everything looks worse in black-and-white." The developing process for Kodachrome was known as K-14, and attempts by "photo geeks" to bring a K-Lab machine back into serv
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• Networked devices
  ...o download a copy of your own data that's being stored remotely (hopefully as part of the basic account included with the device purchase, not a "Super D * [[Fitbit]] (networked health/fitness products such as pedometers and scales)
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• Netpbm formats
  Due to their simplicity, the Netpbm formats are often used as "neutral" or "universal" image formats. It's not unusual for an image forma Each file begins with two ASCII characters, which serve as a signature.
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• Funcom ISS
  ... the extension '''.xarc'''. When stored as XARC archives, they are stored "as-is" i.e. without compression or encryption.
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• Lua
  The adoption of Lua in 2013 as the supported scripting language for templates in Wikipedia may increase th
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• Huffman coding
  Symbols (such as bytes) are encoded as variable-length bit strings, optimized such that the more common symbols us * The codebook is created automatically as the data is processed ([[Adaptive Huffman coding]]).
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• IOS
  '''iOS''' is the operating system on Apple devices such as the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It was originally called "iPhone OS" because it ... one device type with one screen size existed; now it's not quite as true, as one must consider several screen sizes between the different iPads and iPho
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• Arithmetic coding
  ...h-MEH-tic'') is a kind of general purpose data compression. It can be seen as a generalization of [[Huffman coding]].
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• Run-length encoding
  RLE can be effective for some types of data, or as part of a more sophisticated algorithm, but by itself it is a poor general-
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• Maps
  ...as with just about every other medium), and there are now online maps such as Google Maps and Open Street Map which can be scrolled, zoomed, and otherwis
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• Erlang
  ...The name could be interpreted as standing for "Ericsson Language", or else as a reference to Danish mathematician/engineer Agner Krarup Erlang.
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• JPEG 2000 codestream
  '''JPEG 2000 codestream''' (also known as '''J2K''', '''J2C''', or '''JPEG 2000 Part 1, Core Coding System''') is the
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• APNG
  ...wed in a program that does not support the APNG extensions, it will appear as a still image chosen by the creator of the APNG file. ...ngine) as of version 3.0 (June 17, 2008) and Safari (WebKit layout engine) as of version 8.0 (October 16, 2014). It's also supported on Firefox for Andro
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• DSK (Apple II)
  ...n the disk, but the actual data might not be for the same operating system as their sector order implies.
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• Xar (Extensible Archive)
  ...der (which begins with the "magic" sequence consisting of "xar!" expressed as a 32-bit integer made from the [[ASCII]] character representations (0x78617 ...der of the file consists of the binary data of the archive contents, known as "The Heap".
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• Apple Disk Image
  Mac systems are able to mount these files as if they were separate disk units, and access their files through the Finder
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• FoxPro programming language
  FoxPro (originally FoxBase) started as a "clone" of dBase. Originally released by Fox Software, it was eventually
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• Clipper (programming language)
  ...ng language in its own right. In contrast to the original dBase, which ran as an interpreted language, Clipper is compiled into "p-code" which runs on a ...and early 1990s, and there continue to be compatible compilers around such as Flagship.
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• ISO image
  Many operating systems permit "mounting" of an ISO file where it is treated as if it were a disk drive. Also, many [[archiving]] programs will open ISO fi
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• Encapsulated PostScript
  '''EPSI''' (Encapsulated PostScript Interchange) is the same as plain EPS, except that it has a preview image inside it. The preview uses a
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• Haskell
  ...ns are discouraged. Haskell uses closures to allow functions to be passed as arguments to other functions in order to be made part of expressions there.
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• Machine language
  ... most programming languages. A machine language program is stored directly as a binary [[Executables|executable file]] which can be run on the target mac ...ns of a program, in modern times even assembly language isn't used as much as it used to be, with programmers doing most of their work in higher-level la
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• Music Macro Language
  ...e they are typically expressed as a MUSIC command with a string expression as its argument, where the string has the MML code consisting of a series of l
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• Compact Pro
  ...ode> which sometimes can be found in the file if the file has been encoded as a [[MacBinary]] file.
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• Zzip
  ...ing to the revision history. The revision history also gives version 0.33a as when the "multiple-files-in-a-single-archive feature added", so it was appa Zzip was designed to be used either as a standalone program or a library to embed in other programs.
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• CCITT Group 3
  ...[[fax machine]]s. It is usually embedded in another image file format such as [[TIFF]], but can be stored in a file by itself.
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• Modified READ
  It first encodes most rows as the difference between the current row and the previous row, then uses [[ru
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• Just Solve the File Format Problem:Copyrights
  ...cc0 Creative Commons 0], the "No Rights Reserved" license. That's the same as Public Domain, but more formally stated, and hopefully valid in all jurisdi
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• JPEG-LS
  ...pport JPEG support JPEG-LS, JPEG and JPEG-LS should probably be thought of as different and incompatible formats. JPEG-LS compression can be used in some other file formats, such as [[JPX]], [[JPM]], [[SPIFF]], and [[DICOM]].
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• Chumby
  ... down to a single clock app, but in 2014 the full Chumby service restarted as a pay service ($3/month subscription).
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• Fitbit
  ...orarily instead of your regular router in order to access its setup screen as a web page.)
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• MIME
  ...IME types]], is also used by a number of other formats and protocols, such as [[HTTP]]. ...l of an e-mail message. If MIME content is embedded in another format such as [[S/MIME]], it may not require a MIME-Version header.)
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• JBIG
  ...may contain multiple image "planes", which can be combined and interpreted as a grayscale image, or even a full color image.
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• Domain name
  ...et''' with no further registry/registrar action necessary), and '''host''' as the hostname beneath that subdomain. ... place for ARPAnet hosts not yet assigned a permanent domain, but survived as the location of '''in-addr.arpa''', an address used for reverse domain look
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• JNG
  ...sion counterpart to [[PNG]]. It was developed so that [[MNG]] could use it as a building block.
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• URL
  A '''URL''' (Uniform Resource Locator) is an address of a resource as used on the World Wide Web, and is one of Tim Berners Lee's original three ... to refer to anything that a browser is expected to resolve as an address, as one of many "willful violations" of earlier tech specs they did there. (The
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• Punycode
  ...racter Encodings|character encoding]]. It encodes a string of Unicode text as a string of [[ASCII]] characters suitable for use in a [[domain name]]. ... strictly limited, one of its goals is to make the encoded string as small as possible. Another goal is to encode all languages with roughly the same eff
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• PAK
  ...ble with one another. Some are openable with common archive utilities such as WinZip, and may even just be [[ZIP]] files which have been renamed.
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• GCA
  ...imized for compression ratio for binary files. [[DGCA]] was released later as a successor to it.
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• DGCA
  ...rchiving format developed in 2001 by Japanese programmer Shin-ichi Tsuruta as a successor to [[GCA]], adding stronger encryption and Unicode file name su
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• SQX
  ...rimary implementation, a program called "Squeez", which originated in 1993 as a utility for manipulating common archive formats, with no format of its ow ...d as a .sqx file itself, but fortunately an SQX extractor is also included as a standalone Windows .exe. (Bad luck for users of any non-Windows platform,
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• XPM
  ...ion of some programs. Except for the little-used XPM version 2, it doubles as a fragment of [[C]] program code. ... the usual extension xpm for the file name, you can also find the suffix h as in the example <code>progressui_gtk_icon.h</code>
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• AOL Personal Filing Cabinet
  ...stores email and web bookmarks (also known as "favorites") in a file known as the PFC (Personal Filing Cabinet) format.
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• Metadata
  ...ted metadata formats which, for one reason or another, are best documented as separate formats. ...that all sorts of people are snooping into the metadata of your life (such as who you're calling or e-mailing), and this can reveal a lot about you.
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• SGI (image file format)
  '''SGI image''' (also known as '''IRIS''', and sometimes called '''RGB''' or '''Irix RGB''') is a raster i
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• Spectrum 512 formats
  ...dimensions are always 320×199 pixels, though some decoders interpret them as being 320×200, with an all-black top row.
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• TIFF annotation data
  The format may be known as '''Wang Annotation''' or '''eiStream Annotation'''.
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• Abekas YUV
  ... also use the .yuv extension. The Diskus YUV format is apparently the same as the Abekas one, using only raw data for the three color layers and no heade
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