The most common type is a zip file (.zip)
Then there are:
Rar (.rar)
7zip (.7z)
BZip2 (.bz2)
GZip (.gz)
Tar (.tar)
There are many different extensions:
The most common is a .zip file which can be made and used with the standard windows compression software but can be used much more easily with a free program like WinZip.
his is a list of file formats used by archivers and compressors used to create archive files.
This depends upon the file compression type used and the operating system. The most common today is ZIP. However, ARC and RAR are also common.
.zip
No. A copy remains in compressed form.
A Magellan Roadmate GPS map file carries the extension .mgi
Download a free version of Adobe Reader. Install it and the .pdf file extension is automatically associated with that program and it will open the PDF.
A console is saved in a file with an .msc file extention, and a snap-in in a console can itself be a console.
According to FileInfo.net, it is a Korg Instrument Bank File. http://www.fileinfo.net/extension/pcg
.txt is not a compressed file.
.txt is not a compressed file.
underscore
A .tbz file is a tar file that has been compressed using bzip
It varies. It could be a .zip a .rar as they are the most common, but there is a more extensive list
It varies. It could be a .zip a .rar as they are the most common, but there is a more extensive list
You can identify it easily in two ways. 1. By its icon, It is a folder up on its side that has a zip through it. 2. By its file extension. Although sometimes these are not always visible, the extension for the average compressed file is .zip . You could also identify if it a compressed file if it says compressed zip folder in grey writing under the file name.
It is a tar file file compressed using BZIP. "Bzipped-tar-file"
A compressed folder can have many extensions. The usual windows extension is .zip. But .7z (for 7zip) and .rar can also be used.
It varies by the extension. A compressed file ends in an underscore _ A hidden file ends with a dollar sign $ A regular extension usually ends in a letter (.exe, .zip, .rar, .txt, etc)
There are both compressed and uncompressed SWF files. The header of the compressed ones starts with "CWS" and uncompressed starts with "FWS".
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