how do you open a .sea file using microsoft windows xp?
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To read self-extracting archives (.sea files), you should use an archiving program like UnStuffIt Lite, which can be found at this public archive site.\n\nhttp://nct.digitalriver.com/0135/standard.html\n\nThis is only a 15 day trial.  So if you use .sea files often you may want to purchase this software.
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Open windows explorer goto tools--> options --> file types. Scroll to the extensions of the file you want to change, hit the change button and choose the program you want to open with.
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you can use winimage, winiso, iso buster or nero to open .img files.\n\nif they are a game file as you say they can be edited only using the game SDK if available.
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You can't.  It's an integral part of Windows XP.
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hello\n\nFirst check if you have explorer installed on your pc to do that (using windows XP) click {start-->run} then in the field type IEXPLORE.EXE if it opens explorer then it is installed on your laptop, then you have to find this (IEXPLORE.EXE)file to do that go to :\nmycomputer-->c:(click on it) --> press F3 -->select "all files and folders"-->type in the field the name of the fileIEXPLORE.EXE --> press search, when you will find it, right-click and choose "Create a shortcut", it will ask ou if you want it on the desktop, say yes.\n\nFor the home page go to the page that you would like to be your home page and then drag it on the home button (house). then click yes.\n\nhope it will help you.
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Open notepad and type the following:\n[Shell]\nCommand=2\nIconFile=explorer.exe,3\n[Taskbar]\nCommand=ToggleDesktop\n\nSave the file as Desktop.scf\n\nCopy it to -> C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; {whatever username}&#92;Application Data&#92; Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Quick Launch
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Copy this file onto a CDROM or floppy. (Should be in the windows&#92;system32 folder.  Boot the "broken" computer into the command prompt.  Press F8 during the bios boot, before the Microsoft Windows screen appears.  Change directory (cd&#92;windows&#92;system32).  Copy this file from the floppy / cd to this folder.  copy a: or d:*.* c: (replace).  Reboot the computer. Back to a happy computer again!  If this does not work, you will need to boot from a Windows XP install cd and select the command prompt option.  Repeat the copy steps again.  \n\nEnjoy\n-Koz\ncomputer service phoenix\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net\nAffirmative Computer Services\nComputer Service with a SMILE!
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Detailed instructions available at http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/mail_wab_import_mess.mspx?mfr=true
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To do so:\n\n- From "File" menu, choose "Open"\n- Locate the file, highlight it, then look at the "open" button, you'll see a small arrow (Like the one in combo box).\n- click on the small arrow, a menu will appear.\n- choose "Open Read-Only"
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Most programs have an import and export feature that you can select in the Archive menu. If you want to open any file from another program choose import, then browser opens and lets you browse find the file and import\n\nOr go to other program and ask export and when it asks where, type where you want it to go...*.exe \n\nOr\n\nOpen choose from program tool bar the insert/add menu then select insert archive, browser opens, find your file and select it the OK the operation and it will open within the other program. Once in other program you can click it and change the size and other parameters.\n\nIt might be read only, choose properties open >general deselect read only and choose archive >apply>OK\n\nOpen the machines explorer and use open with and choose right program\n\nMaybe you need to install some text converter or graphic conversion filters or plug ins, they can be downloaded from many free sites in the Internet, and install them. It helps to now what is A and what is B to provide more accurate answers. If you know write:\n the name of A +the name of B +converters +filters +download +free\nin the search of your intenet browser and it will show you some free sites\n\nBest regards\nSan2
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if u have win NT/2K/XP/Vista and use FAT/FAT32 then there is a command line program.\nStart command prompt and type:\nconvert [drive:] /FS:NTFS /X
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Here you go\nhttp://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_mydocs.htm\n\n///
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You can\n\n1) Drag the file into IE\n2) Hit Ctrl-O then browse\n3) Right click the file and select Open With>Internet Explorer
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Try this one:\nhttp://www.usamyanmar.net/IT/FileExtension/m.htm
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Go to My Computer and then click on 'Folder Options' under the 'Tools' menu. Then select the 'File Types' tab and change the program you want to use for the particular file type that you're trying to open.
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right click file - save as - save !
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Did you have MS Office as a trial version? The trial period may have expired.\n\nYou can open those files using WordPad, Notepad or Openoffice. I would recommend OpenOffice, as I am a big follower of Free Open source applications.