Huh. Last time I was on a XP PC, I remember some files having deleted extensions (filename was something like: "file" instead of: "file.ext") Thing is that XP still "knew" what the file was, meaning that the OS kept a record which told it that this or that file has no apparent extension, but it's format is ".ext" Get my point? OS X does that (I always delete the extensions of my files since I always rename them) but if you save a file without extension, then it won't know what it is. For example, if you download something via a BitTorrent client and when asked how you want to save the file, if you rename it from "file.avi" to just "file", OS X won't know what is is. |
Backmann is right, if a file has no extention windows sees it as a "file" And Murasame, i think you are pointing at the "hide extentions for known files" option you have in the explorer settings. In that case the file does have a extention, but windows has hidden it, so when you launch it, windows knows indeed what to do with it. But if you rename a file and strip the extention, windows has no clue what it is. If I had a file without a extention, I would try WinRar for starters, then 2nd IsoBuster, my 3rd option would be Gspot and notepad as last. |
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