how to read files with  hex extension?
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use a hex editor \n\ngo to download.com then search for a hex editor software
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Go to:\n\nTools\nOptions\nMail format
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keep a table of binary 4 bit equivalents 0 1 2 ... F of hexadecimal degits.\nconvert each 4 bits of your binary no. to equivalent hex. no looking the table.\n\nyou got the answer
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if they are hard copie or paper files, you would have to use some softwware such as documentum to "scan" the files and then convert them to a useable format.
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edit <filename.extension name>\n\nex.\n\nedit document.doc
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Use a program like WinRAR.  http://www.rarsoft.com/\n\nYou can also turn the usual .rar extension into an self-extracting .exe file so the receiver of the file just has to double click on the file to expand it back to the original 30 meg file.
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Not sure what you are asking. The .exe extension just indicates that the file is an executable utility or program. What are you trying to convert?
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Hi ,\ni think we can do this with version number of any office file properties. To read properties for a perticular file please refer http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-3513-5838187.html
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Either the file you trying to open is corrupt or you are not opening it with an appropriate program.This jpeg image may contain additional tags from the program in wich it was created or edited.Try opening file with "Adobe photoshop" or "Corel Draw" or "ACD See".\nThere may be also another problem, file is not an image file or not in jpeg format,it has accidentally named with extension ".jpg".
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Try this one:\nhttp://www.usamyanmar.net/IT/FileExtension/m.htm
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other encoding languages?\nI doubt it. A file in binary does not make sense unless it has a context, otherwise its just a giant jumble of numbers. You need to open it with the program that created it, or with one that does a similar job to manipulate it in any way.\nASCII is just a 7-bit method of representing characters and numbers, and is used for text representation. All i can suggest is open it in notepad or another text editor and save it in a different encoding format
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In a hexagram shape, like so...\n\n----o----\no-o-o-o\n--o---o-\no-o-o-o\n----o----
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Double click and Extract. If you have unzipping software, then it should be easy.\n\nIf you don't: www.winrar.com
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Try understanding what ASCII truly is\n\nthen, whichever browser you're useing, will give you the option to "Save page as" where instead of "Web Page, complete" (html)\nyou switch to "Text Files"
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Open folder>\nFile>\nProperties>\nSharing>\nCheck
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It's a BinHex Encoded File.  Says you need Stuffit Expander to open the files.\n\nAt the stuffit site, you can get a free trial for the decoder.
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if u goto http://www.winiso.com this will open it.. it should say on how to exact the files.