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one of our owner borugt a file with ext lbl and want me to print the label.
i am trying to find a program which will open the file and print?
i am trying to find a program which will open the file and print?
Could be anything. Where did he get it? What program was used to create it?
Your best bet is to post the file so we can look at it.
- Gary Patterson
Your best bet is to post the file so we can look at it.
- Gary Patterson
Hi Gary, Wasn't that my text in an other format?
Where did he get it? What program was used to create it?
@Murphey2: I've read your response a couple of times now, and I can't find these questions anywhere. Maybe you can point them out to me?
- Gary
@Murphey2: I've read your response a couple of times now, and I can't find these questions anywhere. Maybe you can point them out to me?
- Gary
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Sorry, you can't really eliminate dBase - LBL is the dBase label format.
- Gary
- Gary
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thanks it wa sprintshop
Happy to help!
- Gary Patterson
- Gary Patterson
a LBL extension can be everything, the default info I have =
LBL = Unknown Apple II File (found on Golden Orchard Apple II CD Rom)
LBL = Daqarta Extended Audio Data (Interstellar Research)
LBL = Label
LBL = Markin Label File (Markin)
LBL = Creatacard Label Project (Broderbund)
LBL = British National Bibliography File
But, if you post the contents (or a part of it) I can try to determinate what it is
of course this will help only if the contents is text and not graphical data
Regards,
Murph