1. Most basic files use the filename extension. bas.

2. The filename extension determines how files are processed.

3. Cannot determine the device type from the given filename extension .

4. A filename extension to be used when storing files encoded with this profile.

5. Simply switch the filename extension, and, if the particular method supports it, you get a newly formatted data stream.

6. If checked, create a directory hierarchy using the filename extension.

7. This filename extension which generally serves for holding compressed files or archives of files.

8. Finally, --doctest-extension lets you specify a filename extension of your own choice (most developers I know would choose .txt or .rst or perhaps .doctest).

9. This may have been caused by an unknown filename extension.

10. The name of the file, including its filename extension. If this is the first time the image is being loaded, the method looks for an image with the specified name in the application's main bundle.

11. Extensions Which Are Set to Override "Show Filename Extension" In the mid of year 2000, a running in the wild virus made a lot of noise.

12. You should work out what your needs are and compile a list of suitable filename extensions.

13. To specify an exception for a file, you must type the entire path, including the drive letter and filename extension .

14. To add an exception, you must type a filename , folder name, or filename extension (depending on the type of item you are adding).

15. The path to the file. This path should include the filename extension that identifies the type of the image data.

16. In many cases, you can switch from one data type to another just by changing the filename extension.