Question:
I want to know the formats of some common files?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
I want to know the formats of some common files?
Three answers:
jaffe
2016-12-10 13:28:01 UTC
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Tigger
2007-04-22 09:57:44 UTC
knowing the file formats is so important , so that whenever you find a file , you can know it's type from the format or extention .. word document has the format .doc

powerpoint has the format .ppt

publisher has the format .pub

an image can have one of these formats .. .bmp or .jpg , .jpeg ... if it is an animated picture it's format will be .gif .. web page document .html ... excel has the format .xls &so on
geek_girl
2007-04-29 08:26:17 UTC




Converting a .doc file to a .txt file could be hard. .txt files use ASCII encoding, and .doc files use UNICODE encoding. Converting a doc file to a text file, would create a really crazy text file. Check it out by opening a .doc file in Notepad. This is a tiny sample of a piece of text from one of my docs that ive just opened in Notepad:



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Absolute rubbish! A good program would be taking something like a .csv files (Comma separated variables) like:



Jones, Fred, 07/10/1978, £16000

Brown, James, 09/11/1982, £25000



etc. and taking that as an input and converting it to a .HTML file in a nice little table. That would be very useful if you want to practice your programming. I did this in Python not so long ago.





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