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4.5.4 File extensions
During logical imaging, TX1 can search for file types with any of the following extensions.
File Type
File Extension
Archives
“7z”, “7zip” “zom”, “apk”, “xxe”, “uug”, “mim”, “tz”, “arj”,
“zsm”, “zze”, “boo”, “bkp”, “bak”, “sav”, “bac”, “ful”, “bag”,
“zso”, “bplist”, “bhx”, “mhk”, “bz”, “bz2”, “ckit”, “boz”, “ish”,
“rar”, “r01”, “jar”, “cru”, “cif”, “gnu”, “gz”, “tgz”, “gzip”, “ha”,
“hap”, “lzs”, “lha”, “arc”, “lzh”, “pak”, “hqx”, “image”,
“sparseimage”, “marc”, “cab”, “b64”, “gho”, “rpm”, “rzip”,
“rz”, “sea”, “sdn”, “stf”, “squashfs”, “sqz”, “sit”, “sitx”, “td0”,
“ufa”, “bar”, “cpio”, “taz”, “z”, “tar”, “tgz”, “uu”, “uue”, “xcr”,
“yz”, “yc”, “zdg”, “zip”, “zoo”
Databases
“asl”, “cdb”, “ntx”, “csv”, “dbf”, “idx”, “ind”, “dbk”, “bch”,
“db2”, “db3”, “ndx”, “cvt”, “crp”, “mdx”, “$db”, “db$”, “fp”,
“pjx”, “mda”, “mdt”, “mdn”, “mdb”, “mde”, “ldb”, “mar”,
“mdw”, “mny”, “wdb”, “mlb”, “odb”, “sqlite”, “sdb”, “db”,
“sqlite3”, “sqlite”, “kexi”, “shm”, “db-wal”, “sqlite-wal”, “cix”,
“dba”
Documents
“cch”, “cfl”, “cht”, “ch3”, “aft”, “abc”, “xlc”, “gra”, “opx”, “adt”,
“smf”, “pfc”, “att”, “bfx”, “brk”, “ezf”, “can”, “cci”, “ccitt”,
“cpf”, “cfp”, “ef3”, “fcx”, “ftf”, “f96”, “dxn”, “gam”, “cg3”,
“fax”, “tbf”, “jet”, “bk”, “kfx”, “awd”, “oaz”, “prd”, “tef”, “sci”,
“tri”, “wpf”, “q”, “cvp”, “mif”, “zvd”, “key”, “sld”, “cpp”, “ch4”,
“crp”, “cpr”, “pps”, “ppt”, “pot”, “pptx”, “odp”, “otp”, “sxi”,
“sti”, “numbers”, “slk”, “lss”, “wks”, “123”, “gph”, “wk4”,
“xlk”, “xls”, “xlsx”, “xlt”, “xlb”, “xlw”, “ods”, “ots”, “sxc”, “stc”,
“wkq”, “wrk”, “rpc”, “rpn”, “ltr”, “fdf”, “pdf”, “sam”, “pages”,
“asc”, “etx”, “bib”, “asp”, “aspx”, “ascx”, “bbs”, “big5”, “big”,
“chi”, “cwk”, “cws”, “chm”, “doc”, “sbj”, “cag”, “xla”, “mdz”,
“wiz”, “mcc”, “oft”, “msc”, “dat”, “ppt”, “xls”, “pot”, “pub”,
“cbt”, “diz”, “efx”, “evy”, “xml”, “faq”, “hwp”, “aw”, “oth”,
“htm”, “html”, “asp”, “aspx”, “log”, “wke”, “wk1”, “wks”,
“fm3”, “wk3”, “fmt”, “ami”, “adx”, “ntf”, “id”, “ide”, “mht”,
“mhtml”, “obt”, “cue”, “ybk”, “obd”, “cpe”, “cov”, “docx”,
“doc”, “wbk”, “asd”, “dot”, “wps”, “new”, “odg”, “otg”, “odf”,
“odt”, “ott”, “old”, “cas”, “cbk”, “sxd”, “std”, “sxm”, “sxw”,
“stw”, “pub”, “cat”, “qdf”, “qsd”, “abd”, “1st”, “rpt”, “rtf”,
“shtml”, “set”, “txt”, “c00”, “chp”, “vs?”, “htm”, “html”, “wri”,
“wp5”, “bk!”, “wpd”, “tv1”, “tv2”, “tv3”, “tv4”, “tv5”, “tv6”,
“tv7”, “tv8”, “tv9”, “bv1”, “bv2”, “bv3”, “bv4”, “bv5”, “bv6”,
“bv7”, “bv8”, “bv9”, “wpt”, “blk”, “bk1”, “bk2”, “bk3”, “bk4”,
“bk5”, “bk6”, “bk7”, “bk8”, “bk9”, “wp”, “xml”, “man”,
“manifest”, “config”, “cfg”, “xsd”, “resx”, “msc”, “admx”,
“slt”, “xsl”, “xrm-ms”, “mum”, “dtd”, “xsl”
Emails
“pfc”, “org”, “emlx”, “cca”, “eml”, “ccm”, “nsf”, “mbox”,
“edb”, “msg”, “nws”, “pab”, “sch”, “sc2”, “scd”, “que”, “dbx”,
“pst”, “wab”, “crd”
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