For commercial software, please see Section 15.1 for a list of software dealers. A file extension is a 1 or more letter suffix appended to the end of a file name to indicate the type of file it is. The extension usually indicates the contents of a file. The list below describes some more common file extensions, what they are used for, and how to use the file. Please note that these file extensions are not Commodore-exclusive.
Many computers use file extensions.
Also note that some file extensions are cumulative. To use this file, one would note that both extension are archival extensions. This file is not compressed, so it needs no decompression step. Self-Dissolving Just load and run the .sda file to Archive dissolve the archive. Will dissolve itself into its constituent files.