[WEB4LIB] .obd

Fri Jul 9 18:21:08 EDT 1999

According to the File Format Extensions page at:
http://kola.frontec.se/~pebr/shareware/fileextensions.html

.obd can be an MS Office binder template file or an MS Office Binder
file.  I'm not familiar with the use of these types of files but these
are their applications.

Thomas

Jennie Starr wrote:
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> Can someone tell me the type of application required to open a file with =
> an .obd extension?  If I don't have the application that created =
> it...any ideas on other apps that will view it? =20
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