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What's That File?

An Introduction to File Extensions

In an effort to be "user-friendly," Windows (and perhaps some other operating systems) hides the most critical component of a file name from new pc users: the extension. Okay - we're assuming that the reasoning behind hiding extensions is a "user-friendly" one simply because we just can't come up with any other reason for hiding them. No harm could ever come from seeing an extension, but plenty might be learned from it (cricut cartridge ). Fortunately you have this article to guide you by way of a few of the most widespread extensions that you'll run into.

But prior to you are able to see file extensions, you'll want to turn them on. From Windows Explorer, click on the "Tools" menu, and choose "File Alternatives." Click the "View" tab and then uncheck the box next to "Hide file extensions for known file types." Click "OK" and you'll notice that the files in Windows Explorer show a dot and group of three letters after their names. That dot and group of 3 letters is referred to as an "extension," and also the extension explains what type of file it's.

A file could be a plain text file, an image, a sound, a video, or program. But with out seeing the extension, you wouldn't know it unless you double-clicked on it. The following list defines some of the most typical extensions that you'll uncover on your pc.

.au - This extension indicates a sound file. Most sound players will load up and play this type of file.

.art - This extension indicates an image file that was compressed with AOL (America On the net) technology (cricut die cut machine ). Both Internet Explorer and the AOL service software can display this type of file, on the other hand in case you don't have AOL installed on your system, Internet Explorer will display it.

.avi - This extension indicates a video file playable by most multimedia viewers including Microsoft's Media Player.

.bmp - This extension indicates one more image file that may have originated from Windows Paint program.

.dll - This extension indicates a Dynamic Link Library which may well contain additional programming code for software. Lots of unique programs generally share Dynamic Link Libraries and you'll find a bunch of them within the Windows/System directory (but don't ever delete them)!

.exe - This extension indicates a program or an application like Microsoft Word, Web Explorer, or Outlook Express. Use extreme caution when downloading .exe files from the World wide web since malicious programmers like to hide viruses in these types of files.

.gif - This extension indicates an additional image file and it stands for "Graphics Interchange Format." .Gif files are usually smaller than .bmp files (described earlier) and they're commonly discovered on Web web pages.

.jpg - This extension indicates yet another image file and it stands for "Joint Photographers Experts Group." Like the .gif file, it's commonly discovered on Net web pages, even so it's much smaller than both the .gif image plus the .bmp image.

.mid - This extension indicates a sound file produced with a Musical Instrument Digital Interface. Windows Media Player will open and run these files, nonetheless they don't sound like regular .wav or .mp3 files (described later). .Mid files are designed to product synthetic sounds making use of a computer's sound card.

.mp3 - This extension indicates a sound file that authentically reproduces voice and/or music. Windows Media Player will open and run this kind of file.

.scr - This extension indicates a screen saver file.

.sit - This extension indicates a Macintosh archive StuffIt file. They will not open on a Windows system with out a unique utility.

.ttf - This extension indicates a font specially designed for use on a Windows system. It stands for "True Kind Font."

.txt - This extension indicates a plain text file that can be opened with Notepad.

.wav - This extension indicates a sound file that like the .mp3 file, might be opened with Windows Media Player or Windows Sound Recorder. .Wav files are a lot larger than .mp3 files.

.zip - This extension indicates a Windows archive WinZip file. They'll not open on a Macintosh system with out a unique utility.

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