To create a DIAGCAB file, use the Makecab.exe or Cabarc.exe tool. For details, see Microsoft Cabinet Format. The makecab.exe tool is located in the %Windir%\System32 folder. You should sign the cabinet file so if it is downloaded from the Web, the user knows that it came from a trusted source. Read More

A PDF file is a Portable Document Format file. Open one with Adobe Reader, SumatraPDF, a browser, or another PDF reader. Convert to DOCX, XLSX, JPG, PNG, etc. with EasyPDF.com or a document converter. Read More

If your CHDs are MAME ROMs, they should (usually) be stored in folders with the same name under MAME's main ROM folder. If they are backups of games for the original PlayStation or some other console that used optical discs, they should, in most cases, be placed directly in the emulator's ROM subdirectory. Read More

How to create EDB files?

1. Step 0: Align with your lesson. The first thing you need to think about is the type of of EDB files you need to create.
2. Step 1: Open ClassIn Blackboard Editor.
3. Step 2: Import text and images.
4. Step 3: Lock the images / text.
5. Step 4: Image Layers.
6. Step 4: Save EDB files.

Your saves can be found under the AppData\LocalLow directory. Once there, enter the folder of game you were playing. Inside, the Save game should be named SAVE_GAME. sav (or a variation of that name), and have a corresponding _BACKUP. Read More

Stuffit archive

You can use the following to open them:

1. VLC Media Player.
2. XFReader.
3. VideoStudio.

You can open an MXF file and play the media it contains in VideoLAN VLC media player (cross-platform). To do so, select File → Open File... from VLC's menu bar. Then, navigate to and open your MXF file. Read More

ArcReader supports TFW files and is the most frequently used program to handle such files, yet 2 other tools may also be used. ArcReader software was developed by Esri, and on its official website you may find more information about TFW files or the ArcReader software program. Read More

Average Selling Price (ASP) Defintion. Read More