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File Extension

Former Member

‎2005 Nov 03 8:05 AM

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Hi friends,

I have a simple query on how a file extension should be given. Excel sheets are stored as .xls, comma separated files are stored as .csv,text files as .txt,

Can you tell me with what extension SEMICOLON separated files are stored as ?

Thanks in advance.

Rgds,

Gayathri

Hi friends,

I have a simple query on how a file extension should be given. Excel sheets are stored as .xls, comma separated files are stored as .csv,text files as .txt,

Can you tell me with what extension SEMICOLON separated files are stored as ?

Thanks in advance.

Rgds,

Gayathri

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andreas_mann3
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‎2005 Nov 03 8:13 AM

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Hi,

as csv-files

regards Andreas

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Former Member

‎2005 Nov 03 9:01 AM

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Check this

http://www.northstudio.com/gallery/docs/gallery1-user.import.html

Meta data file requirements:

<b>For .csv files</b>, <b>a text file with semicolon seperated fields</b>. The first line (or row) defines each column. A column of "File Name" or "Filename" must exist, this field name is not case sensitive. All other field names are case sensitive. The remainder of the fields will be used to populate the custom fields. If the custom fields are not set, then they will be ignored. If no caption field is specified, the first of the following non empty fields will be used: Title, Description, Persons. (in order)

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