[WEB4LIB] Re: .obd

Fri Jul 9 13:27:51 EDT 1999

FYI ....

Just located some more information.  According to the file extension list at:

     http://www.techadvice.com/help/Products/F/fileExtensions.htm

is for:

     OBD Microsoft Office Binder binder.exe

So if you have MS Office 97, you should be able to open it somehow.  I have never used 'binder' so I have no idea what is involved about actually opening it up and finding out what is in the file.

Jim Harold
USAID/DEC

>>> "Jim Harold" <jharold at dec.cdie.org> 07/09/99 01:07PM >>>
hi ....

you could try to open with 'quick view plus' by inso, which supports about 225 file formats.  if you don't have ready access to it, send a copy of the file to me and i will see what our copy can do.

jim harold
usaid/dec

>>> "Jennie Starr" <jenniestarr at sprynet.com> 07/09/99 12:06PM >>>
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