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Subject: Re: Opening .n extensions
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On 8 August 2010 08:23, Luetta wrote:
> First of all I would like to Thank You! in advance for answering this que=
stion.
> I read the 'stupid question' warnings, read through the forum topics, sea=
rched
> dogpile, google, and yahoo search engines and could not find the answer. =
=C2=A0I
> admit ahead of time to having a rudimentary understanding of the subject =
at
> hand, however I did try everything I knew and your suggestions. =C2=A0Tha=
t said, I am
> trying to find the program to download so I can open picture files sent t=
o me by
> friends from there cell phones to mine. =C2=A0When my phone said the file=
s were too
> large and was unable to open the files I downloaded them to my computer to
> open. =C2=A0Windows said it needed to go to the internet to obtain the pr=
ogram to
> open the file. =C2=A0I went onto the web and no programs, [save expensive=
 file
> extension repair] were to be found. =C2=A0When I looked up the extension,=
 every
> listing had the '.n' extension as yours. =C2=A0I have attached one of the=
 files so
> you can see it. =C2=A0It has been checked for viruses. =C2=A0I apologize =
again for my
> ignorance. =C2=A0I did not know who or where else to ask. =C2=A0Thank you=
 in advance for
> your Job like patience and understanding.

I'm afraid we can't help with this here. Cygwin does use the .n
extension on some documentation files ("man pages"), but that's
clearly not what you're looking for.

Andy

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