How to read a file produced by Print to file. Does anyone know of a utility that allows viewing a print to file in Windows XP? I won't be too surprised if you say "a printer".. Does anyone know of a utility that allows viewing a print to file in Windows XP?...

WRITE a set of files that they have to be able to READ. The files belonging to that set might change over time, so I want to make it part of a logon script. The problem is, I can use CACLS / XCACLS to DENY ALL access to the file. or to GRANT read, write,...

user reading the file, and being unable to delete it. >> It is *not* the AV (EZ Armour) denying access. >> I have been told that the file can be deleted using cmd.exe, > and that I need to remove the 'Read only' attributes, > but am not sure how to...

PCM format. So its obvious that Windows CE audio files are nice and small. But such compression is useless if regular PC and Mac users cannot read these files. Does anyone know what the problem was? Thanks. Remember that the Windows CE files...

reading the files. >>Is there a place where a whole partition could be made read-only? >>>How could one partition be affected differently, all of a sudden? >Windows freezes entirely when I try to update or save a file, and then >even cntl-alt-delete...

Susan I don't know how to ask this question any other way. What are the last three letters in the file name? That will give us a clue as to which program may be able to read the file. -- Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User] "susan" wrote in message...

from my old computer. When I want to read or edit these files, the default program used is Microsoft Office Word. But to use this program beyond the trial period, I have to buy it. I discovered that there is WordPad and I can read and edit the files...

such. But the file format is exactly the same as a wave file already. Any well-behaved application that can read WAVE files can also read BWF files equally well. If it can't, then the application is defective. As to converting them to MP3, if you have...

and should be located in windows folder. >Hello: >>I can't seem to locate the Faultlog.txt file. >I do see two shortcuts to it in Windows\Recent, but I'm told that item had >been changed or moved. >>I only read the file yesterday, but I hadn't altered...