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by jeff.carpenter Nov 14, 2002 last reply Nov 19, 2002

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Is thier a website or listing that is updated with definitions of what the ending extention on documents stand for in windows? Example Jeff.rzw, what is rzw?

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by darts32 Nov 14, 2002

Here is the site with the most complete that I have found.

http://filext.com/index.htm

by ann777 Nov 14, 2002

Yes (but no rzw that I can locate):

http://thereference.com/computer/filext.html

http://whatis.techtarget.com/fileFormatA/0,289933,sid9,00.html

There's also a extensions2.0 file that you can download (freeware) and refer to -- though it doesn't have rzw either:

http://download.com.com/3001-2248-8439883.html

by syscokid Nov 15, 2002

Are you sure you don't mean rwz? Those are Outlook rules files.

by syscokid Nov 19, 2002

Jeff, what was the answer to your question?

by jeff.carpenter Nov 15, 2002

Point value changed by question poster. This is an excellent site. Thank you
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