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POD file is used by Plain Old Documentation, platform-independent documentation tool for the computer language Perl. pod is designed to be a simple, clean language with just enough syntax to be useful. It purposefully does not include mechanisms for fonts, images, colors or tables.
POD is the language used for most documentation in the Perl world. This includes Perl itself, nearly all publicly-released modules, many scripts, most design documents, many articles on Perl.com and other Perl-related web sites, and the Parrot virtual machine.
POD is rarely read in the raw, although it is designed to be readable without the assistance of a formatting tool. Instead, it is read with the perldoc tool, or converted into Unix man pages or Web-standard HTML pages.
Pure POD files usually have the extension .pod, but pod is mostly used directly in Perl code, which typically uses the .pl and .pm extensions.
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POD file can also refer to
1. Terminal Reality Game Data File- POD file contains Terminal Velocity files (maps, objects, sprites, sounds).
Open POD files on Windows
- Terminal Velocity
- Dragon UnPACKer
Open POD files on Mac
- Terminal Velocity for Mac
- Dragon UnPACKer for Mac
2. OpenProj Project File - POD file is used by OpenProj. OpenProj is an open source project management software intended as a complete desktop replacement for Microsoft Project, being able to open existing native Project files. It was developed by Projity in 2007. OpenProj runs on the Java Platform, allowing it to run on a variety of different operating systems.
Open POD files on Windows
Open POD files on Mac
Open POD files on Linux
- Serena OpenProj for Linux
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