I have a file with extension mvb, anyone know what application to open it?
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I looked MVB up at:\n\nIt indicates "MVB = Microsoft Media Viewer document; display with MVIEWER.EXE or MVIEWER2.EXE."
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http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?yimage
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http://www.softwaretoolbox.com/store/item_pages/itempage_948.asp
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hey, use winrar to open your file.,. it will show you the contents of that file. Just drag the contents on to the desktop, and then play them....... any probs contact me!
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if u have MS OFFICE 2000 of 97 use tehn MS Office XP.\nwhen u open that file in office XP. it will repair ur file................
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With out the link it's impossible to say for sure.\nAt a guess, I would say you've associated a file incorrectly. \nWhen the open save box appears, check the file extension. If it is not .doc, then it's not a word file. I suspect it's a .pdf, and you need to open it with adobe acrobat reader. You can re-associate file extensions with programs through folder options.
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Easiest way is to rename the file to a plain text file (*.txt) (and obviously change it back before trying to play it).\n\nMost file blockers are pretty basic, and use the file extention to determine the type of file. Anything binary they stop, since it could contain a virus. Given Windows' reliance on file extensions, rather than headers, to identify files, i'd imagine MSN would be fooled by this as well.\n\n.zips are generally blocked, too, since they can contain executables.
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Sounds like the site you downloaded from was buggy, and didn't send the correct file type/name information, so your browser suggested the save name as the save script's name.\n\nTry renaming the file to some known media format extensions, e.g. .mpg, .mp4, .qt, .rm, .wmv , etc. and see if anything will open them. Or, open the file in a text editor to see if there's a readable header telling you what format it is. There are automated methods to identify some file types, search for "magic numbers"
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yeah, first go to your home folder, then to shared, and open it form there, also, it may be a windows application, if so, email me and we might be able to work something out ;)
521991
Just load this dll\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?yimage
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goto sourceforge.net and serach for rar unzip. \nTry this one http://sourceforge.net/projects/archivconvert/
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search for it from the microsoft site .. its visualbasic 6 runtime files
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That file extension requires a program called After Shot.  However, it should open under and Corel product since Corel bought JASC softeare back in 2004.  Try opening it under Paint Shop Pro, if you have that program.  Also, open up windows explorer and make sure the file does not say 0kb.  If it does, its a bad file and contains no data.  Also, see the link below, it will help you fix this error.
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Open windows explorer goto tools--> options --> file types. Scroll to the extensions of the file you want to change, hit the change button and choose the program you want to open with.
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If you just want to see it, try opening in notepad. It may or may not be an ASCII file though so you may just see garbage. Some .pdb files are the actual programs that run on a palm pilot, some are database files, some are setup info.
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after you unzipped it you have to see one or more files. if it's a program duble click the one with the .exe extension
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Open Office can open both file types you named, and is free. I have never tried to save in a format other than .doc, but it might save in .wp9 if you ask real nice.