File Extension T

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T File Extension Description

archives that have not yet been compressed use the file extension .t. the Tar program create Files with the T file extension. Tar was originally intended to store archives on magnetic tape. This process was called creating a tape archive, which uses cassette tapes for storing files. Tar was later used to compress or archive a number of files.

The program is the standard archiver used for computers that ran on the Unix operating system. Files with the T file extension are archives that have not undergone any compression. The Tar program creates files with the .t file extension to store a number of files together, but does not encode them to lessen the size of the resulting file.

Files created with the Turing programming language also use the T file extension. The Turing programming language was developed from Pascal. It was originally named Object-Oriented Turing to differentiate it from the Classic Turing and the Turing Plus variations of the language. Files with the T file extension contain source code written with the Turing language.

The file extension T is also used to store source code written with the Terse programming language. Terse was developed for the x86 computer model. It is a low-level programming language used to create processes for hardware. The .t file extension is attached to files that can still be edited using a plain text editor. These files can also be compiled to create a process.

The Notepad program from the Microsoft Corporation uses the file extension .t. Notepad is a plain text program that can create and edit text files. The German version of the program uses the T file extension to save text files. Other plain text files can open files with the T file extension.

The T file extension is also used by the IRIS Spreadsheet application from eurobraille. IRIS is a line of portable computers that use keys in Braille. These machines are specifically created for blind people. The application saves spreadsheets with the T file extension.

• Properties:

• Common Path:
  N/A
• Associated Applications:
  TAR; Turing Plus and OpenT (Turing programming language), terse Assembler, Notepad, IRIS Spreadsheet

Additional T File Info:

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (TAR), Ric Holt and James Cordy (Turing programming language), JimNeil (terse Assembler), Microsoft Corporation (Notepad), eurobraille (IRIS Spreadshe, T File Created by: www.ieee.org (TAR), www.terse.com (terse Assembler), www.microsoft.com (Notepad), www.eurobraille.fr (IRIS Spreadsheet)

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