1 File Extension

1 file extension is created by Developer, also known as Unix Section 1 Manual Page. 1 has been classified as Misc Files. You can open and render the contents of this file in a Text Editor. You can open 1 files in GNU Emacs program.

Unix Section 1 Manual Page File Type

What is a 1 File Type?

The general commands of the Unix operating system are described in the level 1 user manuals. Each level 1 use manual is stored in a file with the same name as the command that' it describes, followed by the apos; extension. For example, a manual describing the example command cmd _ would have the name of the file cmd _ example.1.

Unix manual files are usually compressed into .GZ files and have l' compressed extension .gz.1. The Unix manual pages use extensions .2 to .8 for d' other sections. For example, extension .2 is used for System Calls documentation.

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We have also the free online .1 (Unix Section 1 Manual Page) file extension apps that can allow to view, edit, convert from to 1, merge, split and compare the 1 files without installing anything on your system. Please click on the links to explore the complete list of details for each required feature.

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1 Files Common Issues

There are few common issues with the Unix Section 1 Manual Page .1 File Extensions while opening the .1 files on Windows and MacOs, we have solution to those issues such as:

Can't Open 1 Files?

1. You must have supported software programs installed for Unix Section 1 Manual Page on your system such as GNU Emacs.
2. Associate default Gnu GNU Emacs program for *.1 (Unix Section 1 Manual Page) files.
   
   

   Associate 1 Default Program on Windows

   1. Right-click a *.1 (e.g example.1) file and click Open With.
   2. In the Open with dialog box, click Gnu GNU Emacs program Or click Browse to locate the program (*.exe) that you want.
   3. Select check box for Always use this app to open .1 files.
   
   

   Associate 1 Default Program on MacOs

   1. Click *.1 (e.g example.1) file and click information -> Open With.
   2. In the programs list, click Gnu GNU Emacs program Or other appropriate program that you want.
   3. Confirm Change for all... and Contine.
   4. A message will appear "This change will be applied to all files with .GNU Emacs extension. By clicking Continue you confirm your selection", click Contine to apply changes.

Related 1 File Extensions

1 default file extension is .1 and other similer related extensions are:

All Platform Software Programs for 1 File Extension

List of all softwares that can open the 1 files on each platforms such as Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux, Web and Android, you may click the each software link for more details for other supported formats for each software and the verified direct download links for each software with complete lisensing details.

Open 1 File on Windows

	Software	License	Developer
	GNU Emacs 27 for Windows	Open Source	GNU

Open 1 File on Mac OS

	Software	License	Developer
	GNU Emacs 27 for MacOs	Open Source	GNU

Open 1 file on Linux

	Software	License	Developer
	GNU Emacs 27 for Linux	Open Source	GNU

Open 1 file on Web

Open 1 file on iOS

Open 1 file on Android

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