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What is a IAA file? File used by INTUS terminals, which are used for employee timecard management, access control, and data collection; saves an archive of audio files that are used for outputting sounds from the terminal; used for aggregating all audio files together for a terminal.

More Information IAA files are stored in a compressed format and are compressed with the Deflate algorithm.

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.IAA File Extension

INTUS Audio Archive

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What is a IAA file?

File used by INTUS terminals, which are used for employee timecard management, access control, and data collection; saves an archive of audio files that are used for outputting sounds from the terminal; used for aggregating all audio files together for a terminal.

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IAA files are stored in a compressed format and are compressed with the Deflate algorithm.

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Updated: December 12, 2012

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What is a IAA file?↓
File used by INTUS terminals, which are used for employee timecard management, access control, and data collection; saves an archive of audio files that are used for outputting sounds from the terminal; used for aggregating all audio files together for a terminal.

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