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| 0x00000006  || '''File'''  || Composed of '''Offset''' and '''Size''' each 4 bytes long
| 0x00000006  || '''File'''  || Composed of '''Offset''' and '''Size''' each 4 bytes long
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| 0x00000007  || '''ID with ref'''  || Composed of '''Offset''' 4 bytes long  
| 0x00000007  || '''ID'''  || Composed of '''Offset''' 4 bytes long  
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The Typ '''File''' is used to descripe two integer values, the Offset and Size for a File which will be readed from '''File Table'''. The Typ '''ID with ref''' is used to descripe the Offset of a Filename within the '''ID Table''' with the use of a 4 byte long reference, starting from the Offset given. The Second value from '''ID''' seems not to be used in Containers. Similar to  '''ID''', the '''Integer''' Typ only use one value the second one seems not to be used. '''String''' describe the Offset and Length of a string to read from '''String Table'''.
The Typ '''File''' is used to descripe two integer values, the Offset and Size for a File which will be readed from '''File Table'''. The Typ '''ID''' is used to descripe the Offset of a Filename within the '''ID Table''' with the use of a 4 byte long reference, starting from the Offset given. The Second value from '''ID''' seems not to be used in Containers. Similar to  '''ID''', the '''Integer''' Typ only use one value the second one seems not to be used. '''String''' describe the Offset and Length of a string to read from '''String Table'''.
* '''ID with ref''' (0x00000007) is using the entry Offset from the Element (to which the Attribute belongs) as reference byte to compare if it is using the correct Filename for the processing File.
* '''ID''' with reference (0x00000007) is using the entry Offset from the Element (to which the Attribute belongs) as reference byte to compare if it is using the correct Filename for the processing File.




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