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It is sometimes possible to cause a program to read a file encoded in one format as if it were encoded in another format. For example, one can play a Microsoft Word document as if it were a song by using a music-playing program that deals in "headerless" audio files. The result does not sound very musical.... This is so because a sensible arrangement of bits in one format is almost always nonsensical in another.
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The file format must be capable of being used as an office program's native file format. The format must be "non-lossy" and must support (at least) the full capability of a StarOffice/OpenOffice document. The format is likely to be used for document interchange but that use alone is not enough.
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If there were a universal file format for digital photos, it would be JPEG. Every digital camera on the market today shoots in JPEG. It's not hard to see why: The format is readily recognized by every computer and every photo program in the universe; and the files are reasonably small, efficient, and of high quality.
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Ghostscript Freeware program for viewing Postscript files on screen, saving to PICT format, etc. The program requires that you install a large (~6 MB) collection of files though. It ... crashes alot.
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The Microsoft Project Converter is a Windows-based program that you can use to convert files created in third-party project management software to MPX 4.0 format. For more information, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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