which softwares can open a file with the extension "dat"?
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If you're referring to 'winmail.dat' attachments, only Outlook and possibly Outlook Express can open them.  Outlook creates these attachments whenever you turn Rich Text on or use MSWord as your editor combined with any attachments in an email.\n\nTo turn this behavior off, you have to use 'Plain Text' when sending emails (instead of Rich Text or MSWord).  So, with Rich Text or MSWord editor enabled, non-Outlook mail users will see a 'winmail.dat' attachment and be unable to view what's inside.\n\nIt's a stupid Outlook quirk that Microsoft created.
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Open folder>\nFile>\nProperties>\nSharing>\nCheck
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go to dos prompt.\ntype in "EDIT" then a space then the program name with extension.\nIt will bring up a basic text editor that hopefully will open the file properly.  (works best on INI, BAT, CMD) \nEXE's a re complied differnetly and might not be accessed by user.\n\nTo make your own program for dos, compose a new file, use correct DOS syntax and save it as a "BAT" file. It stands for batch which is translated by DOS.
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That's because the NOTEPAD was registered to open any files.\n\nTo restore that, you neet to go to:\n- My Computer\n  Select From the menu:\n    - Tools\n      -Folder Options\n\nThen, select File Types.\nSearch for the extension (Example:   FILE.DAT, the extension is .DAT)\nAnd Then select DELETE.\n\nIts going to delete the association of all the .DAT files to open with Notepad.\n\nAfter that, try to open your file again and windows will ask you "open with..."\n\n\nNote:  I am asuming that you're using windows 2000 or later
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.lit file extensions are for the AMOS operating system. If its is possible to just convert them (which i doubt) it will not run correctly, if at all, on a windows, linux, or mac based computer.\n\nSite Admin - 3doms.com\nTechSupport@3doms.com
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Use the program C-Cleaner it will remove the .dat files in there. Even though you clear history, someone with a .dat reader program can see the information..You can set up the program to run at every startup.\n\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com
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WINRAR / WINZIP allows you to self extract a executable..\n\nTry it..\n\nwww.rarlabs.com
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Just like any Windows file type, just double click on it. It will open automatically with a program called hh.exe.
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yeah i agree with susan,\ndouble click on the file and it shall open in notepad.\nif its not showing file association than do this\npress shift+right click and select open with. in the new box select notepad and click ok/open\n\notherwise click start>>run\ntype notepad, press enter\nin the notepad go to file>> open....then select location.\n\nthats it!!!\n\nfurther to it, if you have any problem about file extensions goto\nhttp://filext.com....... here you will get every file types and their possible program association.
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It is called "extention".\n\nSo, you need an extension list.\nOne of them (very wide) is attached. You can obtain there an alphabetically list of extensions as well as associated extentions with some program.
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just google the file name..you wil get it
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Use Nero, it will open the image file for you.
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Open these with WinRAR from http://www.rarlab.com\n\nIt will allow you to open many types of files, including some the .RAR files. It is advertised as a 30-day trial, but it seems to keep working after the 30 days, just with a nag screen on the start. Its nothing big though, its quite small and you just need to click Close to get rid of it.
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Not sure what you are asking. The .exe extension just indicates that the file is an executable utility or program. What are you trying to convert?
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You need a software named WinRAR, you can find it in http://www.rarlab.com/ it is a very useful software. If you can use it you can open most kind of compressed files.
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right click, properties.  It will tell you the file extension.  Also in windows go to view details.
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http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?gdiplus