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saphal
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Posted on 12-06-06 10:50
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any body know ,,how to open .cxt file and .MDF file? please help me
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bond_oo7
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Posted on 12-06-06 11:38
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isnt MDF a Access file format? is CXT extract from some kind of Mainframe system?
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goodstuff
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Posted on 12-06-06 12:53
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MDF is extension for MS SQL Server database file. Normally one SQL Server Database has two file one with MDF extension and another with LDF . . . for the log. I don't know about the CXT file
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do_not_remember_me_1
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Posted on 12-06-06 3:39
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Goodstuff is right...SQL database file has mdf and log file extension..if u want to open a mdf file attach it to the sql server..The easiest way will be attaching through enterprise maanger.. it will be attached as a database. then u can use database to query,insert or update the records... Never heard about CXT......
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neo_Nepal
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Posted on 12-06-06 3:57
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you right do_not... Never heard about CXT on SQL server on 2000. Maybe, new stuff in 2005 but not sure.
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Posted on 12-06-06 7:29
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CXT is the file extension for the Macromedia Director file. A .cxt file is protected so that it cannot be opened in the authoring environment. the cxt is a protected version of a cst. it's a library of media for the dir file. cxt = runtime cst = authoring the dir you are opening is attempting to open a cst as an authoring asset. what it's finding is the protected version, the cxt. in order to open the dir successfully, with all original assets, you'll need to locate the unprotected files, the cst files.
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