The following is a list of some of the
most popular "file extensions"
you will see on your computer and or receive in an email... File Extensions tell the computer the
specific type of "file" something is... Note if any file extension has an
"x" at the end of it, it is an indication it was done in one of the
Office 2007, 2010, 2013 programs... (ie.e docx; xlsx, pptx)
|
|
Extension
|
Example File Type
|
zip
|
Zip
archive
|
pdf
|
PDF
Document
|
mp3
|
MP3
Audio File
|
jpg
|
JPEG
Image
|
exe
|
Executable
file
|
wmv
|
Windows
Media Video
|
doc
|
Microsoft
Word Document
|
ppt
|
Microsoft
PowerPoint Presentation
|
mpg
|
MPEG-1
Video
|
tif
|
Tagged
Image File Format
|
wav
|
Waveform
Audio Format
|
mov
|
QuickTime
|
psd
|
Photoshop
Document
|
wma
|
Windows
Media Audio
|
xls
|
Microsoft
Excel spreadsheet
|
mp4
|
MPEG-4
Part 14
|
txt
|
Plain
text file
|
bmp
|
Windows
bitmap
|
pps
|
PowerPoint
Show
|
aif
|
Audio
Interchange File
|
pub
|
Microsoft
Publisher
|
gif
|
GIF
(Graphics Interchange Format) Image
|
qbb
|
QuickBooks
backup file
|
dat
|
Data
|
rm
|
RealMedia
|
mdb
|
Microsoft
Access
|
htm
|
Hypertext
Markup Language (HTML)
|
flv
|
Flash
video
|
wpd
|
WordPerfect
Document
|
rtf
|
Rich
Text Format
|
jpeg
|
JPEG
image
|
html
|
Hypertext
Markup Language (HTML) document
|
pst
|
Microsoft
Personal STorage
|
ttf
|
TrueType
font
|
mswmm
|
Windows
Movie Maker Project File
|
eml
|
E-mail
message
|
bat
|
Batch
file
|
wps
|
Text
document; MS Works
|
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Friday, March 1, 2013
File Extensions-What are they?
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Easily copy files/folders from one pc to another
We are
always being asked how to transfer data "easily" from one computer to
another.. Here are several options - all of which are quite easy:
USING AN EXTERNAL OR PORTABLE HARD DRIVE
You can
"copy" all of your folders/files from one computer to either an
External Hard Drive or Portable Hard Drive for temporary storage. When you are ready, simply "paste"
them to the correct main locations on your new computer...
WINDOWS EASY TRANSFER (Microsoft) - You
will need an easy transfer cable to use this option..
P Click "Start."
P Click "All Programs."
P Click "Accessories."
P Click "System Tools."
P Click "Windows Easy Transfer."
P Follow the onscreen prompts to transfer the files you want.
MOUSE WITHOUT BORDERS (Microsoft) This is a free software download from Microsoft that was designed for people who use many computers in the same room. For example, a laptop or tablet that you take to meetings might sit right alongside the desktop PC in your office and allows you to control up to four computers from a single mouse and keyboard.
I have to tell you that I've used it many times now since the fall of 2012 and have no hesitation introducing it to all of you... I find it easy to download and use, so that I can copy folders and files from on computer to another - whether PC to laptop or vice versa.. Also very easy when you are moving folders or files from one pc to another (as long as they are both up and running at the same time...and it works very well between Windows XP, Vista 7 & 8 operating systems, but I haven't been able to use it yet on Macs (assume the software isn't approved yet by Apple)...but I've also just downloaded it to my Smartphone and love it...
Link to
download: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35460
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