An abbreviation for a document in text format; usually an extension (as .doc is an extension for a document in Microsoft Word format). Similar to plain text format.
tɛkst] The basic, ASCII encoded text format. Non-proprietary, widely supported and future-proof.
The filename extension generally used for straight text files that you can read (as opposed to text files that have been encoded by BinHex or uuencode).
File extension that is associated with digital documents created as "text only". Text only documents have no formatting saved with them (i.e., no tabs, centering, etc.), but preserve all ASCII-based characters.[[ | | | | | | | | | JK | | | | | | | | | | | | | XYZ
A file extension that identifies ASCII text files. In most cases, a document with a .txt extension does not include any formatting commands, so it is readable in any text editor or word processing program.
Text, a comment on the record. Otherwise ignored.
TEXT View with any text editor
a file which displays in simple text with no special formatting or graphics U - Z
Text-only format. This format is useful for text if you do not need to retain the formatting.