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TICKET ARCHIVE -> decompressing .dcx
No Wonder User - Feb 13, 1999 - 9:29 pm
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: Performa 611116 cd
RAM: 65+
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: MacOS 8.1
Description:
I have just received a .dcx email attachment that I can not open with either Stuffit Expander or MindExpander. I need to know what utillity will open this type of file and where I might find this utility.
Thank You for your assistance.
Richard Schall
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Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: Performa 611116 cd
RAM: 65+
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: MacOS 8.1
Description:
I have just received a .dcx email attachment that I can not open with either Stuffit Expander or MindExpander. I need to know what utillity will open this type of file and where I might find this utility.
Thank You for your assistance.
Richard Schall
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No Wonder Tech - Feb 13, 1999 - 10:30 pm
Hi Richard -
the DCX is actually a file name extension. dcx stands for Bitmap graphics
(Multipage PCX - many faxes). You should try to open this file with an
application named GraphicConverter. You should not have to decompress the file.
Not much is none on this type of file quite honestly, however some applications
do support it. It is fairly old and was apparently used with Windows 3.11.
Don't despair, even though you're on a mac you can open it - again with
GraphicConverter.
Take it easy Richard and let me know if you have any questions!
Cheers... Scott
Peace and Blessings Always!
Email: Scottb@nowonder.com
the DCX is actually a file name extension. dcx stands for Bitmap graphics
(Multipage PCX - many faxes). You should try to open this file with an
application named GraphicConverter. You should not have to decompress the file.
Not much is none on this type of file quite honestly, however some applications
do support it. It is fairly old and was apparently used with Windows 3.11.
Don't despair, even though you're on a mac you can open it - again with
GraphicConverter.
Take it easy Richard and let me know if you have any questions!
Cheers... Scott
Peace and Blessings Always!
Email: Scottb@nowonder.com
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