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DOC: Microsoft Word Binary Format
DOCX: Office 2007+ Word Document
DOCM: Microsoft Word 2007 Marco File
DOTX: Microsoft Word Template File
DOTM: Microsoft Word 2007+ Template File
RTF: Rich Text Format
HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language
MHTML: Web Page Archive Format
MOBI: Open Ebook Format
CHM: Compiled HTML Help File
ODT: OpenDocument Text File Format
OTT: OpenDocument Standard Format
TXT: Text Document
MD: Markdown Language
PDF: Portable Document Format
XLS: Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (Legacy)
XLSX: Open XML Workbook
XLSB: Excel Binary Workbook
XLSM: Macro-enabled Spreadsheet
XLT: Excel 97 - 2003 Template
XLTX: Excel Template
XLTM: Excel Macro-Enabled Template
CSV: Comma Seperated Values
TSV: Tab Seperated Values
ODS: OpenDocument Spreadsheet
XML: XML File
JSON: JavaScript Object Notation File
SXC: StarOffice Calc Spreadsheet
FODS: OpenDocument Flat XML Spreadsheet
PPT: Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003
POT: Microsoft PowerPoint Template Files
PPS: PowerPoint Slide Show
PPTX: Open XML presentation Format
POTX: Microsoft PowerPoint Template Presentation
PPSX: PowerPoint Slide Show
PPTM: Macro-enabled Presentation File
PPSM: Macro-enabled Slide Show
POTM: Microsoft PowerPoint Template File
ODP: OpenDocument Presentation Format
OTP: OpenDocument Standard Format
MHT: MHTML Web Archive
PS: PostScript File
XSLFO:
EPUB: Open eBook File
TEX: LaTeX Source Document
SVG: Scalar Vector Graphics
XPS: XML Paper Specifications
PCL: Printer Command Language
BMP: Bitmap Image File
DIF: Data Interchange Format
EMF: Enhanced Metafile Format
GIF: Graphical Interchange Format
JPEG: Joint Photographic Expert Group
PNG: Portable Network Graphic
TIFF: Tagged Image File Format
XAML: XAML File
XLAM: Excel Macro-Enabled Add-In
SWF: Shockwave Flash Movie
