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The characters after the dot in a file's name are considered it's extension. This is used to determine how the file is formatted and viewed. For example a file named high-density.html means that the file is coded in HTML and therefore must be viewed with a compatible program such as a Web browser in order to see it properly. On the Internet you will come across many different file extensions such as .dcr, .mov, .avi and .au. In order to properly handle these files your browser must be configured to recognize these extensions. SEE ALSO: MIME. A program that comes with Windows 95 that helps you view and manage your files. |
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