Re: st: RE: AW: RE: trs file

[ncdcta00@uniroma2.it]

Thanks a lot for your comment. I used the command hexdump and it's  
function very well, another way  is to open the file in Unix with  
command more.
Thanks again.





Quoting Nick Cox <n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk>:


> In addition, the official command -hexdump- can be very useful for
> peeking at a file. Even if a file is binary and in some proprietary
> format, the first few bytes often include informative text strings. A
> real case some months again on this list revealed that a mystery file
> was in fact some antediluvian data file for some persons' statistical
> software, if I recall correctly.
>
> Nick
> n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk
>
> Martin Weiss
>
> Quite often it is possible to open unknown file types with text editors
> and
> save them as plain .txt-files which are easily read by Stata with the
> File-Import Commands. I have yet to encounter a case where I could not
> open
> a file by resorting to anything other than a text editor... But then
> again,
> my experience may be limited...
>
> Martyn Sherriff
>
> According to http://www.cybertechhelp.com/fileextensions/ it is a
> Micrografx
> executable file so presumably you will need a copy of that.
>
> ncdcta00@uniroma2.it
>
> Do you know as to open a file with extension trs? there are data
> inside, but I don't know a programme to open this file.
>
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