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Technology

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Each application has its own rules for encoding data within a file. For example, one word processing application cannot interpret the styles applied to the text of a file created by another word processing application, unless the file is translated.

Some translation applications, such as Apple File Exchange or applications with built-in translators, can retain the original file’s structure.

Apple File Exchange is a basic translation application included with the Macintosh SE/30.

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Data Encoding


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Apple Macintosh SE/30