[K12OSN] OT File Help

[Andrew Fisk]

I tried it with the hyperstudio plugin for ie, and get a message that  
the stack is damaged, you might want to try hyper stufio support --  
of course it could just be an issue with QT 6 vs QT 4 or running ie  
in an classic window under OSX.
  or try it on a mac still running somekind of classic OS

http://www.hyperstudio.com/

Let us knwo how you make out !

Have fun

Andy
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On Jan 4, 2006, at 9:02 AM, Gentgeen wrote:

>
> Not sure how helpful this will be, but when I ran "head" on it (like
> tail but the opposite) -- found this line near the end of the output:
>
> Applications:HyperStudio:HS Sounds:Brook.Rptÿÿ¦  Brook.RptSÿ
>
> For me the MimeType is coming up as plain text.
>
> Could it be a HyperStudio Document, and not a PowerPoint Document?
>
>
>
> On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 06:25:55 -0500
> "Thomas E. Haynes" <haynest at mchsi.com> wrote:
>
>> Folks...
>>
>> This is decidedly off topic, and if I need to be taken to task, I'll
> ask
>> forgiveness and not do it again.
>>
>> I have a series of files that were created on a Mac in probably the
> early to
>> mid-90's. The owner is a nice guy but has no more information. He  
>> says
> they
>> were "PowerPoint" slides that were put together by an instructional
> tech
>> director who has been gone for 10 years. The files have no file
> extension.
>>
>> Got any clue about how to figure out what they are and how to open
> them?
>>
>> I have a copy of one of the small ones zipped on the web site if
> anyone is
>> willing to take a look.
>>
>> http://academies.culver.org/STAGESO0.zip
>>
>> I tried to open them in Word and also in PPT hoping some filter might
> give
>> me a clue. No haps...
>>
>> Regards...   Tom
>>
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