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  1. 21st Oct 2007 07:50 #1
    illyad
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    I have recieved the following file from a reliable source:

    birthday-retirement pics 2007 Picture 012.jpg [90_97].dat

    I am unable to open this file. It is a DAT (?) of a jpeg file. Can anyone help me with a conversion program so I may open this file? It is from my aunt's retirement and I would appreciate any and all help.

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    I guess you have just tried renamed it to jpg and opened it?
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    Assuming it is an actual .dat file, you would need to know the file that was used to create it.
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    might be vcd svcd. try vcdgear to convert dat to what ever.
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    Some versions of Novell mail clients use that as some sort of funky compression. Try opening the DAT file in winzip.
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