What are the 5 file extensions?

What are the 5 file extensions?

In summary, the most common document file extensions are:

  • DOC and DOCX.
  • HTML and . HTM.
  • ODT.
  • PDF.
  • XLS and XLSX.
  • ODS.
  • PPT and . PPTX.
  • TXT.

What extensions are used for graphic files?

Graphic File Extensions

  • ai. A file created in Adobe Illustrator, a vector graphics editing software.
  • bmp. Also known as bitmap image file or device independent bitmap (DIB) file format.
  • eps. Short for Encapsulated PostScript.
  • gif. Short for Graphics Interchange Format.
  • jpeg, . jpg.
  • pdf.
  • psd.
  • tiff, .

What type of files do emulators use?

List of filetypes

File ext. Name System
.gen Genesis ROM Genesis
.gg Game Gear ROM Game Gear
.z64 Zip Diskette N64 ROM Nintendo 64
.v64 Doctor V64 Nintendo 64

What are the common types of files?

6 Different Types of Files and How to Use Them

  • JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
  • PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
  • GIF (Graphics Interchange Format)
  • PDF (Portable Document Format)
  • SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
  • MP4 (Moving Picture Experts Group)

What can I do with an Atari 8 bit?

A small PC (Win9x) tool for easy work with Atari disk image files XFD and ATR. It is a cross-platform app for modern hardware (running Linux, OS X and Windows) to work with executables or disk images of Atari 8-bit machines. It is a hex editor, a disassembler (with mini-assembler) and a map editor.

What kind of ROM file does an Atari emulator use?

.CAR -Cartridge ROM image format invented for the Atari800 emulator. Format includes information about cartridge type. Contains the ‘CART’ signature at the beginning of the file.

What’s the name of the open disk format?

.ATP -Atari Protected Disk Image Format. An open disk format suitable for storing copy protected disks (similar to the APE .PRO format). .ATR -Image format invented by Nick Kennedy, for his SIO2PC project. Very similar to .XFD but with an added 16 byte header.

What’s the file format for a car cartridge?

ATX is a superset of .ATR for single density; does not support other Atari disk densities. .ATX is comparable to .IPF or .SCP (SuperCard Pro) file formats. .BIN -Same as .ROM, see below. .CAR -Cartridge ROM image format invented for the Atari800 emulator.