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  1. 20th Jan 2005 16:44 #1
    muffman2go
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    I have downloaded a video file (.bin). I need help on how to open it because so far im stuck and when i click on it, a error message pops up saying the computer can't open it

    Thanks for all the help,

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  2. 20th Jan 2005 16:48 #2
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    http://www.geocities.com/cdmage/
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    you need a virual drive like Daemon tools or you need to use something like WinRar to open the .bin wrapper.

    What do you want you do with the file?
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    Look in the BLUE stickies above at the top of this forum?
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    www.downloads.com search for iso buster.
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  7. 20th Jan 2005 20:55 #7
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    Originally Posted by lukemarut
    www.downloads.com search for iso buster.
    Why do that, when you can get it from this site?
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