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AI A proprietary graphic format developed by Adobe Systems based on the older EPS format for storing vector -based graphics.
AU An audio file format commonly used on computers running the UNIX operating system.
AVI A video file format associated with Microsoft Windows.
BMP An uncompressed graphic format with support for 256 colors but without support for animation or transparency.
CDR A vector-based graphic format assoc. with the Corel Corp.
DXF A proprietary graphic format developed by Autodsek, Inc. for sharing graphical data b/w their AutoCAD software and other programs.
EPS A container file format for storing vector-based graphics coded in the PostScript programming language.
FLA An animation file format assoc. with Flash.
FLV A video file format developed by Macromedia for their Flash app.
GIF A graphic format commonly found online with support for 256 colors and transparency.
ICO A graphic format for storing Icons in Microsoft Windows operating systems that can contain multiple versions of the same image in diff. sizes and color palettes.
JPEG A compressed graphic format commonly found online and designed for storing high quality photographs with millions of colors.
MIDI An industry-standard audio file format created to store musical instrumentation.
MOV A video file format assoc. with Apple Quicktime.
MP3 A highly compressed audio file format. Used by the most portable music players.
MPEG The industry-standard video file format that is complementary to the JPEG image format.
PNG A graphic format that supports animation, layers, transparency, multiple color depths and is commonly used to preview images online.
RA A proprietary audio file format developed by RealNetworks, Inc.
RM A multimedia file format assoc. with RealNetworks, Inc. that is commonly used as a container to stream RealAudio and RealVideo content over the Internet.
RV A proprietary video file format developed by RealNetworks, Inc.
SVG An open-standard XML-based file format for two-dimensional vector graphics that support compression and script-based animation.
SWF A multimedia file format assoc. with Flash.
TIFF A lossless graphic format most commonly used to store faxes, scans, and other images for high resolution editing and printing.
WAV A raw and uncompressed audio file format that produces a high-quality sound.
WMA A compressed audio file format that produces a high-quality sound.
WMF The native vector-based graphic format for Microsoft Office Clip Art.
WMV A proprietary video file format developed by Microsoft.
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