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A Rocket e-book file. It is binary and not particularly portable; in fact it is geared primarily toward dedicated e-book hardware.
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Text file.Open in Notepad, WordPad, or many other programs designated as text editors. A true text file will be pure ASCII text with no formatting. The Macintosh file type is: TEXT
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