Date Formats & Their File Extensions

What's an Extension?

FileName.ext  : the delimiter is the (last) dot

FileName.EXT : the extension is EXT

The extension defines the file "type", e.g. text file, executable file, database file or graphic file or .... Actually a remnant from old DOS 8.3 filename limits, it has proven its usefulness over the years and today even normally "extension-free" systems like UNIX use more and more extensions. An extension lets not only the user easily find out what sort of file it is, but even the OS (or other programs) can easily associate certain file-extensions with certain programs, thus e.g. starting a certain application when the user clicks on a certain (data-)file.

That's the theory. In practice it shows that the combinations out of 3 letters are limited and thus there are ambiguities. Since there are absolutely no further investigations done by the OS what concerns the file-type, misunderstandings can happen. Indeed they happen more and more, the more identical extensions are used by different programs. Although today there is no more need to reduce the extension to 3 characters, it seems most programmers stick to it.

So even inexperienced users should be aware of the fact that a .doc file - from a friend, out of the net - needs not necessarily be a Word document, that dll's aren't limited to the dll-extension (Microsoft themselves in their ultimate wisdom breaks this rule often), that some extensions are used by ten different programs (with differing content well understood!).

So if you got a file with an unknown extension or with a well known extension that the associated program can't understand, this extension list can be a first hint what sort of file it may be. If the here listed program too can't open your file, further investigation is necessary. There are automatic file-recognition programs in the net, but their capabilities are limited. Most of them use only the extension to find out what the file actually is. Experienced users will use "dump" or "list" to find out what sort of program it is (for dump or list see the 'misc'-page of www.icmasterdata.com . But a lot of knowledge and skill is necessary to find out in this way what the file actually is. Further information on file formats can be found on e.g. www.wotsit.org (very special information normally thought only for programmers

To hide file extensions (the three-letter suffixes attached to all files) for some, but not all, file types, select Settings from the Start menu, Folder Options, then click the File Types tab. Select the file type you wish to modify (for example, Text Document), and click the Edit tab. Check the Always Show Extension box, then click OK twice.

Potentially harmful extensions

These extensions should be handled with particular caution if received as attachment by mail, on a diskette or from any other source which you consider not fully trustworthy

 

Since files with these extensions are able to execute, modify execution rights, modify the registry, modify paths, all of these files should be regarded as potentially dangerous and can do severe damage to your system.

 

 

While some of these files are rather difficult to program and thus rather seldom get misused, especially scripting files like WS, WSF, JS, VBS, VB, VBE, WSC are highly dangerous. In certain contexts (html mail..) they can even get started without knowledge of the user.(This is the reason why the mail unit of AAICWpro supports only a restricted set of html)

This is the reason why some mail-programs rename files with these extensions, so they are no more able to execute. Give them first a check with a !trustworthy! virus checker! Afterwards you may rename them back to their original extension.

(Explanation see below. It should be noted that there are other extensions which can be dangerous too. These are considered Level 1 files)

ADE = ZL0= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

ADP = ZL1= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

BAS = ZL2= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

BAT = ZL3= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

CHM = ZL= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

CMD = ZL5= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

COM = ZL6= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

CPL = ZL7= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

CRT = ZL8= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

EXE = ZL9= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

HLP = ZLA= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

HTA = ZLB= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

INF = ZLC= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

INS = ZLD= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

ISP = ZLE= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

JSE = ZLF= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

LNK = ZLG= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MDB = ZLH= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MDE = ZLI= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MSC = ZLJ= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MSI = ZLK= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MSP = ZLL= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

MST = ZLM= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

PCD = ZLN= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

PIF = ZLO= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

REG = ZLP= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

SCR = ZLQ= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

SCT = ZLR= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

SHS = ZLS= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

URL = ZLT=AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

VBE = ZLU= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

VBS = ZLV= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

WSC = ZLW= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

WSF = ZLX=AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

WSH = ZLY= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

SHB = ZLZ= AAICWpro/ZoneAlarm Mailsafe renamed File

JS = ZM0= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File

VB = ZM1= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

WS= ZM2= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

MDT = ZM3= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

MDW = ZM4= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

MDZ= ZM5= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

SHB = ZM6= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

SCF= ZM7= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

PL= ZM8= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

PM= ZM9= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File
 

DLL= ZMA= AAICWpro Mailsafe renamed File

 

 

 

 

1. ADE Microsoft Access Project Extension
2. ADP Microsoft Access Project
3. ASX Windows Media Audio / Video shortcut
4. BAS Visual Basic Module
5. BAT Batch File
6. CHM Compiled HTML Help File
7. CMD Windows NT Command Script
8. COM MS-DOS Application
9. CPL Control Panel Extension
10. CRT Security Certificate
11. DLL dynamic link library
12. EXE Application
13. HLP Windows Help File
14. HTA HTML program
15. INF Setup Information File
16. INS Internet Naming Service
17. ISP Internet Communication Settings
18. JS JScript File
19. JSE JScript Encoded Script File
20. LNK Shortcut
21. MDB Microsoft Access Application
22. MDE Microsoft Access MDE Database
23. MDT Microsoft Access Add-in Data
24. MDW Microsoft Access Workgroup Information
25. MDZ Microsoft Access Wizard program
26. MSC Microsoft Common Console Document
27. MSI Windows Installer Package
28. MSP Windows Installer Patch
29. MST Visual Test Source File
30. PCD Photo CD Image or Microsoft Visual Test compiled script
31. PIF Shortcut to MS-DOS Program
32. PL Perl script: only dangerous if Perl is installed on that particular computer
33. PM Perl script module: only dangerous if Perl is installed on that particular computer
34. REG Registration Entries
35. SCF Windows Explorer command
36. SCR Screen Saver
37. SCT Windows Script Component
38. SHB Shortcut into a document
39. SHS Shell Scrap Object
40. URL Internet Shortcut (Uniform Resource Locator)
41. VB VBScript File
42. VBE VBScript Encoded Script File
43. VBS VBScript Script File
44. WSC Windows Script Component
45. WSF Windows Script File
46. WSH Windows Scripting Host Settings File

These characters are allowed in DOS/Windows file names and extensions:

The two with an asterisk not official. On a pure Dos32/Windows(98 (95 SR2) and later) level it is possible to use other characters (eg above 80hex, eg german/swedish umlauts etc), but its not guaranteed that all programs can handle them. Explicitely forbidden are these characters: < > : " / \ |

FAT (=DOS/Windows) allows paths of up to 260 characters, including the terminating special character. Do remember, though, that a path includes the full filename, so if you happen to have a filename that is 255 characters long, you will only have 4 characters left for the path (the last char is reserved for terminating the string).

Description of some 2d-graphical image formats
(Please note: some of these are outdated! Eg ZX-formats,Amiga-Formats,TRS-80 etc)

!C= ZX Spectrum Hobetta

$C= ZX Spectrum Hobetta

$S= ZX Spectrum Hobetta

001= Ricoh Fax

001= Smartfax

2BP= Pocket PC bitmap

2D= Amapi

301= Brooktrout 301

411= Mavica

4BT= GoDot

73I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

82I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

83I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

85I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

86I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

89I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

92I= TI-73/82/83/85/86/89/92 Bitmap

A64= Artist 64

ABS= Optocat

ACE= Aces200

ACR= Medical format : ACR/NEMA

AFX= Auto F/X

AI= Adobe Illustrator

ALIAS= Alias Image (see pix)

ALS= Alias Image (see pix)

AMI= Amica Paint

ANI= Windows Animated Cursor

APM= Windows Metafile

APX= Photopaint Image

ARF= ARF

ARN= Astronomical Research Network

ART= Art Director

ART= Artisan

ART= Pfs Art Publisher

ATK= Andrew Toolkit raster object

ATT= AT&T Group 4

AVI= Video for windows

AVS= Stardent AVS X

B&W= ImageLab

B16= PCO

B3D= B3D

B_W= ImageLab

BFL= BFLI

BFLI= BFLI

BFX= Bfx Bitware

BGA= OS/2 WARP Bitmap

BIF= byLight

BIFF= XITE - X-based 2d/3d format

BIG= Michelin (autoroute maps)

BLD= MegaPaint

BLK= Amiga IFF

BM= X11 BitMap

BMF= BMF

BMF= Corel Flow

BMP= Alpha Microsystem BMP

BMP= OS/2 Bitmap

BMP= Windows Bitmap

BOB= Bob Ray-Tracer

BPX= TrueVision Targa

BRK= Brooktrout 301

BRT= Brooktrout 301

BS= Printfox/Pagefox

BTN= JustButtons animated bitmap

BUM= Poser Bump files

BW= Silicon Graphics RGB

C4= Edmics

CAL= CALS Raster Goup 1

CALS= CALS Raster Group 1

CAM= Casio QV-10/100 Camera

CAN= Canon Navigator Fax

CAR= NeoBook Cartoon

CAT= Photomatrix

CBM= Fuzzy Bitmap

CDR= Corel Draw Bitmap (preview)

CDU= CDU Paint

CE= Computer Eyes, Digital Vision

CE1= Computer Eyes, Raw

CE2= Computer Exes,RAW

CEL= KiSS Cel

CEL= Lumena CEL

CGM= Computer Graphics Metafile

CIN= Kodak Cineon

CINEON= Kodak CINEON

CIT= Intergraph Format

CLO= Cloe Ray-tracer

CLP= GoDot

CLP= PC Paint / Pictor Page

CLP= Windows Clipboard

CMP= Discorp CMP Image

CMT= Chinon ES-1000 digital camera

CMU= CMU Window Manager

CMX= Corel Metafile Exchange (preview)

CP8= CP8 256 gray scale

CPI= Calamus picture

CPT= Corel PhotoPaint 6.0

CRG= Calamus picture

CRW= Canon PowerShot

CT= Iris CT

CUR= Windows Cursor

CURSOR= Sun Icon/Cursor

CUT= Dr Halo

CVP= Portrait

DAT= SPOT

DCM= Dicom 3

DCX= Zsoft Multi-page Paintbrush files( = n*pcx)

DD= Doodle C64

DIB= Windows DIB

DIS= DKB Ray-tracer

DJV= DjVu

DJVU= DjVu

DOO= Doodle Atari

DPX= Kodak Cineon

DPX= DPX

DRZ= Draz Paint

DXF= AutoCad Drawing Interchange Format

ECC= Ecchi

ECW= Enhanced Compressed Wavelet

EI= Electric Image

EIDI= Electric Image

EMF= Windows Enhanced Metafile

EOSAT= LANDSAT/EOSAT Satellite picture data

EPA= Award Bios Logo

EPI= EPS Interchange Format

EPS= Encapsulated Postscript (Preview)

ERI= ERI-chan (Entis Rasterized Image)

ESM= Enhance Simplex

FAC= Usenix FaceSaver

FACE= Usenix FaceSaver

FAX= Fax Group 3

FBM= Fuzzy Bitmap

FFF= Maggi Hairstyles & Cosmetics

FI= FlashImage

FIF= FIF

FIT= FIT

FIT= Flexible Image Transport System, descr. see below

FITS= Flexible Image Transport System

FLC= Autodesk Animator

FLI= Autodesk Animator

FPG= DIV Game Studio Multi Map

FPG= Fenix Multi Map

FPX= FlashPix

FRE= Male MRI

FRM= Megalux Frame

FSY= PhotoFantasy Image

FTS= Flexible Image Transport System

FXO= Winfax

FXS= Winfax

G3= Fax Group 3

G3N= Imaging Fax

G4= Access

GAF= Total Annihilation

GB= Printfox/Pagefox

GBR= Gimp Brush

GEO= GeoPaint

GG= Koala Paint Compressed

GIF= CompuServe GIF

GIFF= Compuserve GIF

GM= Autologic

GM2= Autologic

GM4= Autologic

GRAF= Digital F/X

GRB= HP-48/49 Grob

GREY= Raw

GRO= HP-48/49 Grob

GRY= Raw

HDR= Apollo HRDU

HDR= ArcInfo Binary

HDRU= Apollo HRDU

HED= Hi-Eddi

HF= HF

HIR= Hires C64

HPI= Hemera Photo Image

HPGL= Hewlett-Packard grafic Language

HR= TRS 80

HRU= HRU

HRZ= Slow Scan Television

I17= Pixel Power Collage

I18= Pixel Power Collage

IB7= Pixel Power Collage

ICA= IOCA Image Object Content

ICB= Image Capture Board

ICB= TrueVision Targa

ICN= RIPTerm Image

ICO= Gimp Icon

ICO= Windows Icon

ICON= Sun Icon/Cursor

IDC= Core IDC

IF9= Pixel Power Collage

IFF= Amiga IFF

IFF= Explore (TDI) & Maya

IFF= Sun TAAC file format

IIM= Inshape

IIMG= Interleaf

IM5= IM5 (Visilog)

IMA= AIM Grey Scale

IMG= Planetary Data System

IMG= Radiance

IMG= Adex

IMG= Autocad CAD-Camera

IMG= Datacopy

IMG= Digital Research (GEM Paint)

IMG= Imaging Technology

IMG= Img Software Set

IMG= Microtek Eyestar

IMG= Sharp GPB

IMG= Starbase

IMG= Video Image Communication And Retrieval

IMG= Vivid Ray-tracer
IMH= IRAF format files

IMT= IMNET Image

INFO= Amiga icon

IPG= Mindjongg Format

IPH= InterPaint (Hires)

IPT= InterPaint (Multicolor)

IRIS= Silicon Graphics RGB

ISH= Image Speeder

ISH= Image System (Hires)

ISM= Image System (Multicolor)

ISS= ISS

ITG= Intergraph Format

IW4= DjVu

IWC= WaveLet format

J= Joint Photographic Experts Group

J6I= Ricoh Digital Camera

JBF= PaintShopPro Browser Cache File

JBG= Joint Bi-level Image experts Group

JBIG= Joint Bi-level Image experts Group

JFIF= Joint Photographic Experts Group

JIF= Jeff's Image Format

JIF= Joint Photographic Experts Group

JJ= Doodle C64 Compressed

JLS= JPEG-ls

JNG= Jpeg Network Graphics

JP2= JPEG-2000 JP2 File Format

JP2= LuraWave JPEG-2000 Format

JPC= JPEG-2000 Code Stream

JPC= LuraWave JPEG-2000 Code Stream

JPEG= Joint Photographic Experts Group

JPG= Joint Photographic Experts Group

JPS= Stereo Image

JTF= Hayes JTFax

K25= Kodak DC25 Camera

KDC= Kodak DC120 Digital Camera

KFX= Kofax Group 4

KOA= Koala Paint

KPS= IBM Kips

KQP= Konica Camera File

LANDSAT= LANDSAT Satellite picture data

LBM= Deluxe Paint, Electronic Arts

LDA= LaserData

LDF= LuraDocument Format

LEAD= wavelet compressed format

LFF= LucasFilm Format

LIF= HomeWorld Texture

LVP= LView Pro

LWF= LuraWave Format

LWI= Light Work Image

M1V= MPEG 1

M8= Heretic II MipMap

MAC= Mac Paint

MAG= MAGIchan graphics

MAP= DIV Game Studio Map

MAP= Fenix Map

MBFAVS= Stardent AVS X

MBFS= Stardent AVS X

MBM= Psion Series 5

MDL= Half-Life Model

MET= Windows Metafile

MGR= MGR bitmap

MIF= Image Magick

MIFF= Image Magick

MIL= Micro Illustrator Uncompressed

MNG= Multiple Network Graphics

MOV= Quicktime Movie

MPA= MPEG 1

MPE= MPEG 1

MPEG= MPEG 1

MPG= MPEG 1

MPNT= Mac Paint

MRF= Marks Russel File

MSK= PaintShopPro Mask

MSP= Microsoft Paint

MTV= MTV Ray-tracer

NAV= AirNav

NCD= CoverDesigner

NCR= NCR Image

NCT= CoverDesigner Template

NEF= Nikon D1 digital camera

NEO= Neochrome (ST & TT)

NGG= Nokia Group Graphics

NITF= National Imagery Transmission Format

NLM= Nokia Logo File

NMP= Neopaint Mask

NOL= Nokia Operator Logo

OAZ= OAZ Fax

OCP= Advanced Art Studio

OFX= Olicom Fax

OIL= Open Image Library Format

P64= Picasso 64

P7= XV Visual Schnauzer

PAC= Stad

PAN= SmoothMove Pan Viewer

PAT= Corel Draw Pattern (preview)

PAT= Gimp Pattern

PAT= PaintShopPro Pattern

PBM= Portable Bitmap

PBT= Micro Dynamics MARS

PC[1-3]= Degas / Degas Elite

PCC= Zsoft Publisher's Paintbrush

PCD= Kodak Photo CD

PCL= Page Control Language

PCT= Macintosh Quickdraw/Pict

PCT= NIST Ihdr

PCX= Zsoft Publisher's Paintbrush

PD= Male Normal CT

PDB= MonkeyCard

PDB= MonkeyLogo

PDB= Palm Pilot

PDB= Photo Deluxe

PDB= TealPaint

PDD= Photo Deluxe

PDF= Portable Document Format

PDS= Planetary Data System

PDS=Portable Data Specification image data

PDX= Mayura Draw

PE4= Ulead Texture

PFR= PaintShopPro Frame

PG= Printfox/Pagefox

PGC= Portfolio Graphics Compressed

PGF= Portfolio Graphics

PGM= Portable Greyscale

PHP= Adobe PhotoParade

PI= Blazing Paddles

PI[1-6]= Degas / Degas Elite

PIC= Radiance

PIC= Bio-Rad confocal

PIC= Macintosh Quickdraw/Pict

PIC= PC Paint / Pictor Page

PIC= Pixar picture file

PIC= Psion Series 3

PIC= Rayshade

PIC= Stad

PIC= WinMIPS

PICIO= Pixar picture file

PICT= Macintosh Quickdraw/Pict

PIG= Ricoh IS30

PIX= Alias Image

PIX= ESM Software Pix

PIX= PABX background

PIX= TrueVision Targa

PIX= Vort

PIXAR= Pixar picture file

PLT= PCAD 8.5 drawing

PM= PM

PM= X11 PixMap

PMG= Paint Magic

PMP= Sony DSC-F1 Cyber-shot

PNG= Portable Network Graphics

PNM= Portable Image

PPM= Portable Pixmap

PPP= Punk Productions Picture

PPS= PowerPoint (images)

PPT= PowerPoint Presentation (images)

PR= Sun Icon/Cursor

PRC= Picture Gear Pocket

PRF= Polychrome Recursive Format

PRI= Prisms

PS= Postscript

PSD= Adobe Photoshop Document

PSE= IBM Printer Page Segment

PSF= PhotoStudio File

PSP= PaintShopPro Image

PST= Ulead Pattern

PWP= Seattle Film Works multi-image

PXA= Pegs

PXA= Pixia

PXB= Pixibox

PXR= Pixar picture file

PXS= Pegs

PZL= Puzzle

PZP= MGI Photosuite Project

Q0= Q0

QDV= Qdv (Random Dot Software)

QRT= Qrt Ray-tracer

QT= Quicktime Movie

QTI= Quicktime Picture

QTIF= Quicktime Picture

QTL= YUV 16Bits

RAD= Radiance

RAS= Sun Raster Images

RAST= Sun Raster Images

RAW= HSI Raw

RAW= Raw

RGB= Silicon Graphics RGB

RGH= ZZ Rough

RIX= ColoRIX

RL4= Windows Bitmap

RL8= Windows Bitmap

RLA= Wavefront Raster file

RLB= Wavefront Raster file

RLC2= Image Systems RLC2 Graphic

RLE= Adex

RLE= Intergraph Format

RLE= Utah Raster image

RLE= Windows Bitmap

RP= Rainbow Painter

RPBM= Portable Bitmap

RPGM= Portable Greyscale

RPM= RunPaint (Multicolor)

RPNM= Portable Image

RPPM= Portable Pixmap

RS= Sun Raster Images

RSB= Red Storm File Format

SAR= Saracen Paint

SC= SciTex Continuous Tone

SC2= Msx 2 Screen

SC?= ColoRIX

SCI= SciFax

SCR= Sun Raster Images

SCR= ZX Spectrum standard screen

SCT= SciTex Continuous Tone

SCX= ColoRix

SD0= Dali raw

SD1= Dali Raw

SD2= Dali Raw

SDG= Star Office Gallery

SEQ= Stad

SFF= Structured Fax Format

SFW= Seattle Film Works

SGI= Silicon Graphics RGB

SHG= Segmented Hyper Graphics, used by Microsoft Winhelp

SI= Softimage bitmap

SIM= Aurora

SIR= BYU SIR

SIR= Solitaire Image Recorder

SJ1= Sega SJ-1 DIGIO

SKN= Kinupix skin

SKN= Skantek

SMP= Xionics SMP

SNA= ZX Spectrum Snapshot

SPC= Spectrum 512 compressed

SPS= Spectrum 512 smooshed

SPU= Spectrum 512

SR= Sun Raster Images

SSI= SriSun

SSP= Axialis screensaver

ST4= SBIG CCD camera ST-4

ST4= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

ST5= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

ST6= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

ST7= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

ST8= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

STM= PhotoStudio Stamp

STW= Neopaint Stamp

STX= SBIG CCD camera ST-X

SUL= GFA Raytrace

SUN= Sun Raster Images

SUNIFF= Sun TAAC file format

SYN= Synthetic Universe

SYNU= Synthetic Universe

SYS= Windows Bitmap

TAAC= Sun TAAC file format

TDI= Explore (TDI) & Maya

TDIM= Digital F/X

TEX= PaintShopPro Texture

TG4= TG4

TGA= TrueVision Targa

TIF= TIFF Revision 6

TIFF= TIFF Revision 6

TIL= Buttonz & Tilez texture

TIM= Sony Playstation TIM PSX

TIM= TIFF Revision 6

TN1= Tiny

TN2= Tiny

TN3= Tiny

TNL= Thumbnail

TNY= Tiny

TUB= PaintShopPro Picture Tube

UPI= Ulead PhotoImpact

UYVY= YUV 16Bits

VDA= TrueVision Targa

VDA= Video Display Adapter

VFF= Sun TAAC file format

VFW= Video for windows

VI= Jovian VI

VIC= Video Image Communication And Retrieval at Jet Propulsion lab

VICAR= Video Image Communication And Retrieval at Jet Propulsion lab

VID= Vidcom 64

VIF= Khoros Visualization image file

VIF= Verity

VIFF= Khoros Visualization image file

VIT= VITec

VOB= Vue d'Esprit

VPB= Quantel VPB

VST= TrueVision Targa

VST= Vista

WAL= Quake Texture

WAP= Wireless Bitmap (level 0)

WBC= Webshots

WBM= Wireless Bitmap (level 0)

WBMP= Wireless Bitmap (level 0)

WBP= Webshots

WBZ= Webshots

WIC= J Wavelet Image Codec

WLM= CompW

WMF= Windows & Aldus Metafile

WPG= Word Perfect Graphics

WRL= VRML 2

X= Stardent AVS X

X11= X Windows System window dump

XAR= Xara (images)

XBM= X11 BitMap

XCF= Gimp Bitmap

XIF= Xerox DIFF

XIM= Xim file

XPM= X11 PixMap

XV= Khoros Visualization image file

XWD= X Windows System window dump

YUV= YUV 16Bits

ZBR= Zoner Zebra Metafile (preview)

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