Re: Problem
- From: Stubbo of Oz <stubbo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:22:49 +1100
On 22 Dec 2005 12:59:23 -0800, "kdubs" <kmanduch@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I have a file that I have received from somebody, but it is not the
>right file type.
>
>
>What I mean for example is that I got a .tif file, but I know its
>native format is that of a .tif, but I can't check for sure what to
>do...is there a program, or a strategy on how to do this? Any
>responses would be great. Thank you in advanced.
This site:-
http://www.robware.com/
has a program that can identify files. Site says:-
Identify every file in the world, and make it simple to manage those
files. Version 2.09 now supports 1,806 file formats, and we will be
adding more for every quarterly release. We are constantly improving
our accuracy and metadata extraction on the file formats that we
already support. If you have some mysterious files that you can't
open, need to find files by their content or scan hard drives for
evidence, then try our software. It's FREE to try and inexpensive to
buy.
--
Stubbo of Oz
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