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- How do I open a file with the file extension “FILE?” - Super User
Linux systems have a very good utility called file that can (mostly) detect the structure of an unknown file extension, such that you can change the extension accordingly A quick Google indicates that a FILE file is an unknown extension that has it appended to it by Windows - if you think its a doc then change the file extension and try it out
- What is the difference between File Type and File Format?
file type is the extension of a file e g pdf, mp4, exe etc file format is more of a data structure of a certain file type: A file format defines the syntax (permitted values, formal structure "grammar") and semantics (meaning and interpretation) of data within a file It thus represents a bidirectional mapping of information onto a one
- What filesystem to use when using both Windows and Linux?
You don't have to convert your Linux partition to the NTFS file system In VirtualBox, you can use Share Folder to access the host OS's file system And it's very fast Map it to a drive letter if necessary You can work with both OSes concurrently, without needing to restart in order to switch from one to the other
- How can I determine file type without an extension on Windows?
The type printed will usually contain one of the words text (the file contains only printing characters and a few common control characters and is probably safe to read on an ASCII terminal), executable (the file contains the result of compiling a program in a form understandable to some UNIX kernel or another), or data meaning anything else (data is usually “binary” or non-printable) Exceptions are well-known file formats (core files, tar archives) that are known to contain binary data
- How do I make and run my own file extension? - Super User
Save a file with your custom extension Open the file in Windows Explorer and it will ask you how to open it Choose "pick from list", select the program you want, and check "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file" Voila, you can now "run" files with your custom extension
- How do I preserve layers when saving in MS Paint? - Super User
Macromedia Fireworks used PNG as its native file format, which meant support for layers, masks, scripts, settings, etc - but this only worked because PNG files are containers for tagged chunks (just like MPEG-4 Container files): FW’s PNGs stored a spec-compliant flattened raster in a standard tagged chunk, so other programs could open Fireworks’ files while layers masks etc were stored in other chunks with extension tags
- Is there a way to change multiple file extensions at once on Windows 10 . . .
If I have a bunch of files with one file extension, is there a way to quickly change them to another file extension without having to manually change one file at a time? The Microsoft support page gives a method for quickly renaming many files, but it only changes the names and keeps the original extensions, even if I have the option set to show file extensions when renaming a file
- Image formats that support layers - Super User
I was wondering if anybody knows of an image file format that supports layers and that is relatively "open", in the sense that can be opened in different image editors (preferably lightweight and non-proprietary software) and for which read write code libraries (e g in Python, C, C++, MATLAB) exist
- OpenSSH public key file format? - Super User
So there seems to be undocumented fields in the public key file The RFC does not appear to refer to other documents for the definitions of the fields They are defined in RFC 4251 "The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture", section 5 The RFC also fails to document the private key file The SSH protocol does not document any file formats
- How to quickly identify SSH private key file formats?
The file extension is often either random or not enough to identify the format Broad categories: PEM files with ASN 1 data, encoded with DER; PEM files with data encoded in some other format; Non-PEM formats; PEM files wrap Base64 between -----BEGIN-----and -----END-----"tags" They are also commonly used to contain both private key and SSL
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