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====Mac OS====
====Mac OS====
In some versions of the [[Mac OS]], including [[Mac OS X]], users can select Finder (by opening it, or clinking on the desktop), and in the Finder menu in the upper left of the screen, select "Preferences..." Select the "Advanced" tab and check the "Show all file extensions" option.<ref>http://fileinfo.com/help/mac_show_extensions</ref>
In some versions of the [[Mac OS]], including [[Mac OS X]], users can select Finder (by opening it, or clinking on the desktop), and in the Finder menu in the upper left of the screen, select "Preferences..." Select the "Advanced" tab and check the "Show all file extensions" option.<ref>http://fileinfo.com/help/mac_show_extensions</ref>
====GNU/Linux====
[[GNU/Linux]] was designed not to need file extensions. Rather, it used a "magic number" within each actual file to tell the system what to do with it. However, at least some file extensions are now recognized by GNU/Linux. How these extensions are displayed depends on the specific distribution of the system, but in general the extensions which exist are by default shown in the name where they actually exist.
==References==
==References==