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As you learned earlier in the chapter, the way data is stored in a file is referred to
as its file format (or file type) and is indicated by its filename extension. Most
computer users quickly catch on to the basic idea that a filename extension
provides ...
As you learned earlier in the chapter, the way data is stored in a file is referred to
as its file format (or file type) and is indicated by its filename extension. Most
computer users quickly catch on to the basic idea that a filename extension
provides ...
Page 212
Otherwise, you should contact the source of the file to get accurate information
about its real format. □ Some file formats exist in several variations and your
software might not have the capability to open a particular variation of the format.
Otherwise, you should contact the source of the file to get accurate information
about its real format. □ Some file formats exist in several variations and your
software might not have the capability to open a particular variation of the format.
Page 213
The easiest way to convert a file from one format to another is to find an
application program that works with both file formats. Open the file using that
software, and then use the Export option, or the Save As dialog box, to select a
new file format ...
The easiest way to convert a file from one format to another is to find an
application program that works with both file formats. Open the file using that
software, and then use the Export option, or the Save As dialog box, to select a
new file format ...
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Contents
Computer Internet Web and Email Basics | 2 |
Computer Basics | 4 |
Operating a Personal Computer | 14 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | New Perspectives on Computer Concepts New Perspectives Series |
| Author | June Jamrich Parsons |
| Contributor | Dan Oja |
| Edition | 7, illustrated |
| Publisher | Course Technology, 2004 |
| ISBN | 0619213841, 9780619213848 |
| Length | 288 pages |
| Subjects | › Computers / General |
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