Access keys | Skip to primary navigation | Skip to secondary navigation | Skip to content | Skip to footer |

• Audio files (.mov/.wma)
• Bitmap (.bmp)
• Comma Separated Value format (.csv)
• DAT files (.dat)
• Microsoft® Word document files (.doc)
• GIF images (.gif)
• Web pages (.html)
• External documents
• JPEG images (.jpg)
• PDF document (.pdf)
• Microsoft® PowerPoint presentations (.ppt)
• Microsoft® Publisher files (.pub)
• Rich Text Format (.rtf)
• TRIM® Reference Files (.trf)
• Plain Text Files (.txt)
• Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet files (.xls)
• Video files (.mov/.mpg/.avi)
• Windows application (.exe)
• Zip files (.zip)
• Self-extracting zip files (.exe)

Self-extracting zip files (.zip)

Zipped data files are "archives" used for distributing and storing files. Zip files contain one or more files. Usually the files "archived" in a Zip are compressed to save space. Zip files make it easy to group files and make transporting and copying these files faster.

You can download fully functional evaluation versions of programs that allow you to open Zip files from the Internet by searching for "extracting Zip files" in a search engine.

^ Top of page

Copyright | Disclaimer | Privacy | Access keys | Other languages

© The State of Queensland (Department of Education and Training) 2008.

Queensland Government