| Re: Trying to open ancient text files |
| by Ungar on 2016/9/8 4:03:24 Thanks anyway. |
| Re: Trying to open ancient text files |
| by Mamba on 2016/9/3 21:03:34 Sorry, XOOPS never used any CPR files. Try to google for it. Good luck |
| Trying to open ancient text files |
| by Ungar on 2016/9/2 4:33:20 I'm not exactly sure that this is the right place to be, but I'm giving it a shot. My apologies if it isn't. Years ago, I did some writing on an old computer that didn't have a hard drive (that's how old it was). I saved the files to floppy disks and later, transferred the files to a Windows PC. They have a .CPR extension which I guess is from the old computer. Notepad and Wordpad will open them but display a jumble of symbols, numbers and letters (my writing may not be great but it at least makes more sense than that). Doing a search of file extensions, I found several applications that use the .CPR extension for various purposes, including a free text editor called ConTEXT. That seemed to be what I was looking for so I downloaded and installed it, but it displays the same incomprehensible jumble. So, I'm here to find out if there's any way to display the files properly, or if I might as well give up on it. Thanks for any help. By the way, the file names as they appear on the Windows machine are not what I originally named them. They are PreviewMetafile1.CPR, etc. |
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