sjklafke@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Scott James Klafke) (04/22/89)
Well, At the end of this message, there will be the most <Hopefully> updated list of Apple File Types (sans Auxtypes). If you need to know all the auxtypes, I recommend getting FAZ II. Very nice program! About ProSEL: I use ProSEL 8 and have abolutly NO problems with it. I find it better than the other selectors available (and believe me, with 60 megs, you need a selector). The utilities that come with it are priceless, and have saved me many times. It is text based (not graphics, like Mouse Desk), so it is much quicker. It also uses the mouse and the keyboard, and allows Mousetext in the selector menu. I do have one gripe though, the Beach.Comber 32 (for 60 meg hd's) will ONLY work on a GS, which I don't have, but until the 30 meg partition is over 20 megs, Beach.Comber 20 does the job nicely. (BC is disk optimizer, BTW.). File Type List Saturday, April 22th, 1988 Dec Hex File Type Description Abbrv ----- ---- ----------------------------------------- ----- 0 $00 : Typeless File <SOS and ProDOS> <NON> 1 $01 : Bad Block File <BAD> 2 $02 : Pascal Code File <SOS> <PCD> 3 $03 : Pascal Text File <SOS> <PTX> 4 $04 : ASCII Text File <SOS and ProDOS> <TXT> 5 $05 : Pascal Data File <SOS> <PDA> 6 $06 : General Binary File <SOS and ProDOS> <BIN> 7 $07 : Character Font File <SOS> <CHR> 8 $08 : Graphics Screen File <PIC> 9 $09 : Business Basic Program File <SOS> <BA3> 10 $0A : Business Basic Data File <SOS> <DA3> 11 $0B : Word Processor Document <WPD> 12 $0C : SOS System File <SOS> 13 $0D : SOS Reserved 14 $0E : SOS Reserved 15 $0F : Directory File <SOS and ProDOS> <DIR> 16 $10 : RPS Data File <SOS> <RPD> 17 $11 : RPS Index File <SOS> <RPI> 18 $12 : AppleFile Discard File <SOS> 19 $13 : AppleFile Model File <SOS> <OUT> 20 $14 : AppleFile Report Format File <SOS> 21 $15 : Screen Library File <SOS> <RPT> 22 $16 : PFS : File Data File 23 $17 : SOS Reserved File 24 $18 : SOS Reserved File 25 $19 : Appleworks Data Base File <ADB> 26 $1A : Appleworks Word Processor File <AWP> 27 $1B : Appleworks Spreadsheet File <ASP> 32 $20 : The Desktop Manager File 41 $29 : Dictionary File <SOS> 42 $2A : 8-bit Source Code File 43 $2B : 8-bit Object Code File 44 $2C : 8-bit Interpreted Code File 45 $2D : 8-bit Programming Language Data File 80 $50 : IIgs Word Processor File 81 $51 : IIgs Spreadsheet File 82 $52 : IIgs Data Base File 83 $53 : IIgs Object-Oriented Graphics File 84 $54 : IIgs Desktop Publishing/Medely Doc File 85 $55 : Hypermedia File 86 $56 : Educational Data File 87 $57 : Stationary File 88 $58 : Help File 89 $59 : Communications File 90 $5A : Application Configuration File 91 $5B : Animation File 96 $60 : Pc Transporter ProDOS Preboot File <PRE> 107 $6B : Pc Transporter BIOS and Drivers <NIO> 109 $6D : Pc Transporter Device Drivers <DVR> 111 $6F : Pc Transporter MS-DOS Hard Disk Volume <HDV> 128 $80 : GEOS System File 130 $82 : GEOS Application 133 $85 : GEOS Printer Driver 134 $86 : GEOS Input Driver 135 $87 : GEOS Auxiliary Driver 139 $8B : GEOS Clock Driver 140 $8C : GEOS Card Driver 160 $A0 : WordPerfect WP File <WPF> 161 $A1 : Macro File <MAC> 162 $A2 : Help File <HLP> 163 $A3 : Data File <DAT> 165 $A5 : Spelling Dictionary <LEX> 171 $AB : IIgs BASIC Program File <GSB> 172 $AC : General Purpose Archive File <ARC> 173 $AD : IIgs BASIC Data File 176 $B0 : ORCA/M & APW Source Code <SRC> 177 $B1 : ORCA/M & APW Object Code <OBJ> 178 $B2 : ORCA/M & APW Library File <LIB> 179 $B3 : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Application <S16> 180 $B4 : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Run-Time Library <RTL> 181 $B5 : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Shell Application <EXE> 182 $B6 : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Permanent Init File <STR> 183 $B7 : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Temporary Init File <TSF> 184 $B8 : New Desk Accessory <NDA> 185 $B9 : Classic Desk Accessory <CDA> 186 $BA : Tool Set <TOL> 187 $BB : ProDOS 16 Device Driver <DRV> 188 $BC : ProDOS 16 Generic Load File 189 $BD : GS/OS File System Translator 191 $BF : ProDOS 16-GS/OS Document File <DOC> 192 $C0 : IIgs Super Hi-Res Screen Image File <PNT> 193 $C1 : IIgs Super Hi-Res Picture <SCR> 194 $C2 : PaintWorks Animation File <ANI> 200 $C8 : Font File <FNT> or <FON> 202 $CA : IIgs Icon File <ICN> 213 $D5 : Music Sequence File 214 $D6 : Instrument File 215 $D7 : MIDI File 216 $D8 : Sampled Sound File 221 $DD : Disk Disintegrator Deluxe 4.0 File <DDD> 224 $E0 : ShrinkIt/General Packed Data File <LBR> 226 $E2 : AppleTalk Init File <ATI> 239 $EF : Pascal Area on Partitioned Disk <PAS> 240 $F0 : ProDOS CI Added Command File <CMD> 241 $F1 : FileMaster <PFP> or Overlay <OVL> <User 1> 242 $F2 : ProTERM Scrollback <SKB> or Database <DBF> <User 2> 243 $F3 : DigiPack-ed or MouseWrite File <PAD> <User 3> 244 $F4 : AE Pro Macro File <MCR> <User 4> 245 $F5 : GBBS Compiled <COM> or ProPacker or <EPC> Batch <User 5> 246 $F6 : Description File <DSC> <User 6> 247 $F7 : Temporary Work File <TMP> <User 7> 248 $F8 : Pro-Basic <LNK> & General <RSX> Linkable File <User 8> 249 $F9 : ProDOS Image File <IMG> 250 $FA : Integer BASIC Prog. or Beagle Compiled <INT> 251 $FB : Integer BASIC Variable File <IVR> 252 $FC : Applesoft Program File <BAS> 253 $FD : Applesoft Variable File <VAR> 254 $FE : Relocatable Code File <EDASM> <REL> 255 $FF : ProDOS 8 System File/Application <SYS> There you go. I think it is up to date. sjklafke@csd4.milw.wisc.edu