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Glenchass

how can I open a file if its needs decoding with BINHEX4
 
How can I open a file that tells me to use BINHEX 4 to access it.

Bryan Hessey

how can I open a file if its needs decoding with BINHEX4
 

A file, any clue as the the filetype?

Have you tried to rename it to a .zip or a .rar to open it?

If you open it in Notepad what are the first 6 characters within the
file?

Any other clues?

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JE McGimpsey

how can I open a file if its needs decoding with BINHEX4
 
BINHEX4 is an old Macintosh protocol. Stuffit Expander (free:

http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander/

for Mac, or

http://www.stuffit.com/win/expander/

for Win) works fine on either a Mac or Win machine.

BinHex13 is a shareware app for Windows - you can find it by googling.

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How can I open a file that tells me to use BINHEX 4 to access it.



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