Competency 1E Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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The type that a file is saved as when using a program

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File Format

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2
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file formats that are controlled and supported by just one software develop , Ex .Doc

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proprietary format

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3
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These formats are supported by more than one deleloper and can be accessed with different software systems such as HTML

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Non- proprietary format

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4
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any program who source code is open to the public for use, modification at users or as other developers see fit.

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Open source format

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5
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are created using publicily available specifications.

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Open standard format

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6
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Most often created using a word processing software.

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Text File

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7
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are supported by a variety of applications and saved with formating instructions

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RTF(rich text file)

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8
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contains image of a page which includes text, graphics. are widely used for read only file sharing.

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Portable Document Format

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9
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Stores an image and are divided into Vector file type and Raster file type.

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Graphic files

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10
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stores an image as a mathematical formula. The file can be scaled without any distortion.

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Vecotor-based file

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are widely used in computer aided design software such as for enginers and Architect

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Drawing interchange Format(DXF)

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12
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Widely used in desktop software publishing software

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Encapsualted PostScript files

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13
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which are widely used in many image-oriented Software program

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Computer graphic Metafile(CGM)

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14
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application uses vector coordinate to stor nontopological gemometry

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Shapefiles (SHP)

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15
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store image as a collection of pixel, can not be scaled up without losing quality.

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raster based file

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16
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low quality files often used for word procession, uncompressed.

17
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files are usable with many different software program

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Tagged image file Format(TIFF)

18
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are very common format for digital photography, they are perfect for internet sharing Lossy compression

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Joint Photographic Expert Group(JPEG)

19
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a format that uses compression techniques based on wavelet technology. Lossless compression

20
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were widely used on the internet for graphic and logos with areas of solid color. Not best suited for Photography.

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Graphic interchange format(GIF)

21
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are patent and license free and produc higher qualithy files than GIF. have lossless compression

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Portable Network graphic(PNG)

22
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are created in database software program and are often represent proprietary format. the data is divided into field and tables.

23
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stores values of the numbers in their cells as well as their relationship to thoes numbers.

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spreedsheet file

24
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Contains moving images and sound data, they are created and viewed in proprietary software programes. common format .MOV , WMV and MPEG

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Contains audio with common format being MP3, and MP4
Audio FIle
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contain imbedded instruction for displaying or understanding the content of the file. they provide the meanto transmit and share inofrmation over hte web
Mark up languages
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used to display most of the information on the World Wide Web,
Hyper Text Markup Language
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Data, Apperance, and relationship, when converting or migrating files.
Types of Loss
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if it becomes corrupted, the content of the record is loss
Data loss
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if you convert all word processing document to RTF, there is a risk of lossing the record as well as loss in layout.
Appearence loss
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another risk the relationsip within files such as with spreedsheet cells and field
relationship loss