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To save a copy of the current open document, database, image or video into a file format required by a different application. Applications may export to a variety of popular formats. The Save As command in a program gives you access to the export filters in a program. Contrast with import. See foreign format, graphics formats and Save As.
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He explains that Japanese cartoons have engineered their huge exportability via the surrounding products, so that consumers face a tantalizing chicken-or-egg scenario: They are no longer completely sure which came first--the toys, the video games, the mobile phone jingle, the clothing range, the trading cards or the TV program that tells the story. Recyclers often complain about business conditions, but one reason to smile is the exportability of their product. Certainly its inexpensiveness, practicality, and exportability make it the most attractive alternative, should it prove effective. |
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