Thanks for the info, have tried all suggestions and confirm it is an
OLE2 file but have not found anything in it!
Not sure I'll continue as it's in one of my Dropbox folders which is
owned by the Church and I don't want to upset anything that might stop
others from seeing files. So it may be
I'd go for 'file 149C6000' as well. (I'd also +1 Keith's opinion of
extensions...)
If that doesn't help then there are some sites Out There where you
might be able to submit the file to be investigated (though you might
not want to do that); also there appears to be a tool called 'TRiD'
(which
Hi all
I have 2 files which only have a number similar to 149C6000 with no
extension (that I can see), files are not recognised but info is they
are a 'OLE2 compound document storage'.
Tried adding a known extension but nothing is shown that makes sense.
The only info shown when having an
Adding an extension will make no difference under Linux (that's a
Windows-ism, and one of the most stupid software engineering decisions
that was ever rolled out. But I digress.).
What does
$ file 149C6000
say?
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Hi Clive,
I have 2 files which only have a number similar to 149C6000 with no
extension (that I can see), files are not recognised but info is they
are a 'OLE2 compound document storage'.
Tried adding a known extension but nothing is shown that makes sense.
The only info shown when
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