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part of the string section of the signature
Attributes:
Decimal offset for the signature
Decimal number specifying the
leftmost possible offset for the file
signature.
Ignored if the offset attribute is
specified.
Decimal number specifying the
rightmost possible offset for the file
signature.
Ignored if the offset attribute is
specified.
Decimal number specifying the
number of bytes in the signature.
Default: the number
of bytes written in
the element.
Example:
<FileTypeList version=”2.0”>
<FileType id="2" group="archive" description="ARJ Archive" extension="arj">
<Begin>
<Signature offset="3">Abc\x5c\x00\x04</Signature>
<Signature from="9" to="15">\x23\x01\xf4</Signature>
</Begin>
</FileType>
</FileTypeList>
2.2.5 Regions
Scanning large objects may take a long time. Sometimes, only a smaller area of a disk needs to be scanned or
searched for files. Such area is called a region. A region can be created on any object in the R-Studio's Drives
panel.
Created regions can be scanned, and files on them can be recovered in the same way as from hard drives or
logical disks.
Created regions can be deleted or their size can be changed.
Note: R-Studio does not create anything real on the disk. Regions are virtual objects that do not affect actual
data on the disk.
To create a region
1 Select an object on the R-Studio's Drives panel and click the Create Region button
Other ways to create the region
Right-click the selected object and select Create Region on the shortcut menu
or
Select the object and select Create Region on the Create menu
or
Select the object and press the F4 key on the keyboard
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