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Rich-Text Format, RTF is a mix between rich text files and
plaintext files. Unlike text files, RTF files may offer such
formatting features as bold, italic,
underline, bullets,
different fonts, and text justification.
However, it might not allow all the features that may be found in a full
word processor.
An example of a RTF editor is Microsoft
Windows WordPad. However, any text or word processor
program capable of creating documents with any of the above
formatting features mentioned above is capable of creating an RTF
document (as long as it's not saved as plaintext).
Additional information about files and file extensions can be
found on our file extension page.
Also see: Plaintext, Text
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