Rich Text Format. A descendant of the ASCII standard which also saves information of fonts etc.
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Rich Text Format
A file format that lets you exchange text files between different word processors in different operating systems. For example, you could create a file using Microsoft Word 97 in Windows 95, save it as an RTF file and send it to someone who uses WordPerfect 6.0 on Windows 3.1
(= resistance transfer factor) The part of a conjugative R plasmid, usually self-repressed, that specifies conjugation.
Aviation acronym: Radiotelephony
Rich Text Format
return the favor
In computing, file format designed to facilitate the exchange of documents between different word-processing programs. RTF text files make it possible to transfer both the text and its formatting features, such as font styles or paragraph indents, from one program to another. A further advantage is that Microsoft Word files sent as RTF cannot c...
Resistance transfer factor
resistance transfer factor. See