.car file

[RabbieBurns]

linux file lists it as a : CDF V2 Document, corrupt: Cannot read summary info

 

Its a 6 meg file

 

I have no idea what a .car is

 

Google says its a compressed archive

 

Ive tried SAPCAR to extract it but it says it cant.

 

Is it a duff file or is there something else i should be opening it with?

[powdarrmonkey]

Google also suggests:

 

CAR Archive (Compressed Archive) by MylesHi! Software

This association is classified as Archive. The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex (position 2): 2D 6C 68 35 2D , ASCII: -lh5- Related links: CAR v1.50 Archiver

CardMaker (Ver. 1.0-2.0 Card File) by Avery

Carnivores / Ice Age (Resource File) by Action Forms, Ltd.

Graphics, animations, and sounds for animals, weapons, and objects. This association is classified as Archive. Related links: Fan Site, File Format, Fan Site

Carrara (Environment) by DAZ Productions

The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex: 33 44 43 20 7B , ASCII: 3DC.{

Cellsprings/Web or DT (Rule File) by J.M.G. Elliott

Cellsprings/Web is a general 2D cellular automaton explorer implemented as a Java 1.1 applet. The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex: 43 41 52 75 6C 65 , ASCII: CARule Related links: Cellsprings File Format

Creatacard (Quarter-Fold Card Project) by Broderbund

Design-Your-CD (Data File) by Avery

[OutToLunch]

Any context to this? Email saying "New policy document/images/blah attached" ?

[RabbieBurns]

Hello xxx, let me know if this doesn't come through - I'll get the back page to you separately.

 

was the message from the original sender.

 

I just got it forwarded with a " I need to open this please"

[RabbieBurns]

Try opening it with Notepad++ and see if there is any identification headers at the start of the file.

 

see attached

[chima]

Webspehere Application Server configuration (by the size of it could be true).

[AngryTechnician]

Possibly File Extension .CAR (NeoBook Cartoon Image)

[OutToLunch]

I suppose it would be silly to suggest that you tell the person who forwarded it you to ask the original sender what software it was created in and whether they can export in a more universal format for them?