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-        </table>Note that the identify in the above does not understand the '<code>.xyzzy</code>' suffix (no input delegate has been provided). However as no specific delegate is provided, the file 'magic' (an identification string inside the file itself) tells IM that it is in reality a GIF image format, so IM handles it correctly anyway, without needing a special input delegate or coder. This is actually the the 'MAGIC' part of 'ImageMagick'.<br>
+        </table></div>Note that the identify in the above does not understand the '<code>.xyzzy</code>' suffix (no input delegate has been provided). However as no specific delegate is provided, the file 'magic' (an identification string inside the file itself) tells IM that it is in reality a GIF image format, so IM handles it correctly anyway, without needing a special input delegate or coder. This is actually the the 'MAGIC' part of 'ImageMagick'.<br>
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         <h3>Delegate Listings</h3>A full list of external delegates that IM can use for converting image formats is read from a special system file called "<code>delegates.xml</code>" as well as a personal "<code>delegates.xml</code>" file (see below). If you can find this file it makes interesting reading. The format of this file however is too complex to do into here, though it is explained in both the system file and the manuals provided both online and with your ImageMagick installation (docs area). A simplified summary of the delegates and conversions that IM is reading from these files can be printed using the "<code><a href="../basics/#list">-list delegate</a></code>" option...
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