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Posted By: deenibeeni on 2008-12-25
In Reply to: Why would my computer not...sm - curious girl

Probably because these are files that belong to Windows help files. I'm not sure why you would want to open one rather than access it via Windows help, & from what I've been reading, it would probably be a mistake to do so.

You will always be referred to a web search for an application that can read a file if Windows doesn't recognize the extension.

As for regcure, there are other, better (& free) applications to diagnose registry problems, like RegSeeker. Personally I use PC Tools RegMechanic & don't mind paying for it. But here's the link to regseeker:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download2579.html

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Why would my computer not...sm - curious girl
- Why do you want to open this? - sm
  - It was for a job, which requires me to ....sm - curious girl
    - express scribe - deenibeeni
      - I have tried that and I can download it....sm - curious girl
        how about using Switch - deenibeeni
    - Does this have anything to do with TigerFish by chance? - curious
      - What is Tiger Fish? nm - curious girl
        Not the original person asked, but - LinK
- .gid - deenibeeni
  - My McAfee... - decaf
    - No, it's definitely PCTools. nm. - deenibeeni
- Try Crap Cleaner - Julie

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