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• Audio and Music
  ...reserve.com/blog/a-primer-on-codecs-for-moving-image-and-sound-archives-2/ A Primer on Codecs for Moving Image and Sound Archives - and 10 Recommendatio * [[Make-A-Melody]] (''Big Blue Disk'' #42) (.mus)
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• Document
  * [[ActiveMime]] (format used to store macros within MS Office documents) (similar to word processors and desktop publishing but designed particularly for buildi
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• Filesystem
  ...ble to mount the filesystem, and thus read it, in order to be able to read a file. ... filesystems. Of course, any filesystem can be made available on a network to remote devices, but these are the native filesystems present on the storage
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• Emulation Software
  An emulator mimics (obsolete) hardware (i.e. electronic components) in order to run an (obsolete) [[Operating Systems|Operating System]]. ...ion software uses hardware of the machine it runs on and acts as a gateway to share resources between the host-machine and the virtualized [[Operating Sy
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• ZIP
  ...re many other things, related or not, whose names use the word "Zip". Only a few are listed here. * Z-language Interpreter Program (ZIP) - See [[Z-code]].
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• Programming Languages
  ...age code is stored as [[source code]] which may be directly interpreted by a machine or compiled or assembled into [[executables]]. * [[Z-code]]
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• Z-code
  ...It is sometimes referred to as Infocom format. There are eight versions of Z-code. The first six were created by Infocom, while versions 7 and 8 were cr ...in the higher-level language [[ZIL]], which was compiled into Z-code using a compiler that's apparently lost now.
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• Blorb
  ...y used for packaging [[Z-code]] and [[Glulx]] IF games, but it is possible to use it for other formats as well. *.zblorb/.zlb (used to indicate Z-code)
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• Executables
  ...formats for machine executable code. These often define different sections to be loaded into memory. Some formats may be compatible with different CPU ar * [[a.out]]
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• ReStructuredText/spec
  This document is a detailed technical specification; it is not a tutorial or a primer. If this is your first exposure to
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• FidoNet nodelist
  The '''FidoNet nodelist''' is distributed weekly to nodes of FidoNet, a network of BBSs in operation since the 1980s, giving information about all ...e the filename replaces the first digit of the extension with "A" for ARC, Z for ZIP, or J, L, or R for [[ARJ]], [[LHA|LZH]], or [[RAR]] respectively if
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• Tape Archive
  ... backup tapes. Archived data in the tar format is sometimes referred to as a "tarball". ...uilt-in support for this combined operation by using a modifier such as '''z''' (gzip) or '''j''' (bzip2). When extracting files, the compression format
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• LBR
  ..., the whole library could be compressed with one of these methods (leading to the extensions .LQR, .LZR, .LYR). ...y served similar purposes and were inspired by other-platform formats even to the point of being named after them.)
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• CFX
  [[CFX]] ("CP/M File eXpress") is a program for extracting files from a range of compression and archive formats used primarily on [[CP/M]]: * [[Crunch]] (.?Z?)
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• Euclid (Ace Computing)
  ...DE1, Euclid) share some features with [[Acorn Draw|Draw]] files but appear to be structured differently. Assuming use of 2 and 8 to indicate move and draw, as in Draw paths; use of 6,
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• C0 controls
  ...m are rarely used these days. Some character sets (including Unicode) have a second set of controls called the [[C1 controls]] in the equivalent positio ...pposed to "printing" them using standard output methods, which causes them to be interpreted as control characters and activate non-graphical functionali
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• CP/M
  ...onal computers, sold by Digital Research, Inc. It ran on Intel 8080, Zilog Z-80, and compatible 8-bit microprocessors. Its user interface showed the inf * [http://www.retrotechnology.com/dri/howto_cpm.html How to start with CP/M]
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• Date and time formats
  ...uman) languages, some are strictly machine-readable, and some are designed to be both machine-readable and human-readable. ... some wag said, "The great thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from!"; not all file formats use the same manner of expressing point
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• Crunch
  |extensions={{ext|?z?}}, {{ext|zzz}} [[Crunch]] was a method of compressing single files popular on [[CP/M]], devised by Steve Gr
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• Base64
  ...best suited for binary data where all byte values from 0 to 255 are likely to occur, and encodes them efficiently (but not easily readably by the "naked A Base64-encoded message part is indicated in its MIME headers (following the
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