A computer file format in which all eight bits of the byte are used for data. Executable software (machine language programs), most word processing, database, spreadsheet and multimedia files are ...

Transferring a pure binary file, such as an executable program, image or video, to a remote location. Binary file transfers maintain the integrity of all eight bits in each byte, and the file winds up ...

When you are presented with a document that has a ".bin" file extension, it is a MacBinary file. Designed to preserve the resource and data forks of a Classic Mac OS binary package, MacBinary provides ...

Here are eight Linux commands for looking into binary files and viewing details about what executables are doing when they run. Any file on a Linux system that isn’t a text file is considered a binary ...

As a file editor, Disk Probe lets you make changes to binary files in much the same way you use a text editor to make a change to a text file. By paging through a file, you can find readable text, ...

.bin can also be a MacBinary file (a file encoded on a Mac that encodes the resource fork so PCs won't ignore the resource fork and bork the file). Try looking for a Windows app that decodes MacBinary ...

Some operating systems modify certain file extensions to denote that the system should "execute" files with a particular extension. All executable files on personal computers are in binary format, and ...