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#1
 2002-06-03, 01:44 |
Dr Spock 
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 No extension
I have 2 files on my computer now which have no extension. How might I go about finding their contents?
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#2
2002-06-03, 01:59 |
Wintermute
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Re: No extension
did you try opening them in notepad?
what do you think they are? system files?
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#3
2002-06-03, 03:34 |
Jadedfool
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Re: No extension
leave them be unless you need something in them.
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#4
2002-06-03, 06:04 |
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Re: No extension
the name of the files would be a help.
Try BinText or a hexeditor like HackMan.
Could be a different OS, like Mac or even Assembler files.
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