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14		<h1 id="ADV_FILE">About Files</h1>
15		<p><strong>There are restrictions on the characters that can be used in a file name or path name. The following characters can be used. - The first character of a file name must be a single-byte letter or an underscore. [a-zA-Z_]<br>- Other characters in a file name must be single-byte alphanumeric or an underscore. [a-zA-Z0-9_]</strong></p>
16		<p>Directory names must 248 characters or less, and the path including the file name must be 260 characters or less.</p>
17		<h2>Types of Project Files</h2>
18		<p>There are three types of project files handled by SoundMaker:<br>
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21			<li>Sound Project files
22			<li>Sound Set files
23			<li>Bank files
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25		<h2>Types of Reference Files</h2>
26		<p>SoundMaker can play back and convert the following types of files, as well as register them as reference files for items.<br>
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29			<li>WAV files (waveforms)
30			<li>AIFF files (waveforms)
31			<li>Standard MIDI files (sequences)
32			<li>Text Sequence files (sequences)
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34		<p>SoundMaker can register file types other than those listed above as items, but cannot play back or convert them.<br> Selecting <B>Open Reference File</B> from the shortcut menu in the item list will open the corresponding application, if possible.</p>
35		<h2>Saving Reference File Paths</h2>
36		<p>To save the file path referenced by an item, use a relative path when the file being referenced is on the same drive as the Sound Project file, and use an absolute path when the file being referenced is on a different drive.<br>
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