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Willard
I there a program to view *.dat files with Win2K??
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Brian Robertson
Willard said:I there a program to view *.dat files with Win2K??
Have you tried notepad?
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B. R. 'BeAr' Ederson
I there a program to view *.dat files with Win2K??
*.dat is a common extension for data files of any kind. Without
telling us the program to which the data files belong, we can
only suggest any text editor if the content is readable text or
any hex editor for all other cases.
BeAr
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John Smith
I believe this is still free and working.....
http://www.acesoft.net/index.dat viewer/index.dat_viewer.htm
http://www.acesoft.net/index.dat viewer/index.dat_viewer.htm
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Brian Robertson
John Smith said:I believe this is still free and working.....
http://www.acesoft.net/index.dat viewer/index.dat_viewer.htm
$19.95 single license for Tracks Eraser
$29.95 single license for Tracks Eraser Pro
http://www.acesoft.net/buy.htm
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Brian Robertson
Brian Robertson said:$19.95 single license for Tracks Eraser
$29.95 single license for Tracks Eraser Pro
http://www.acesoft.net/buy.htm
My bad , wrong program.
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Al Klein
I believe this is still free and working.....
That's one particular .dat format. .dat doesn't identify a format,
the way .txt or .xls do, so the proper viewer for the OP's .dat files
depends, as BeAr said, on what program created the files.
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Willard
Thanks for the info..Al said:That's one particular .dat format. .dat doesn't identify a format,
the way .txt or .xls do, so the proper viewer for the OP's .dat files
depends, as BeAr said, on what program created the files.
The *.dat files I am interested in, were created by Palm software, and I
suspect Nero is involved..
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Al Klein
Thanks for the info..
The *.dat files I am interested in, were created by Palm software, and I
suspect Nero is involved..
On a Palm computer? Then you still don't have a definition of format,
since .dat on Palm OS can be almost any data file, including plain
text files. I didn't think Nero addressed anything Palm. If you move
one of the files to your PC and look at it with a hex editor, you may
get an idea of what it is.