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by lizzy
See this site for a complete(?) list of file extension names:
http://www.csun.edu/~vceed002/gen_docs/extension.html
(there are no spaces in the above URL)
BIN is described as a System binary file. Many programs I have seen, both commercialand custom written have .BIN files.
HTH
by kchamberlin
by techrepublic
Stuffit Expander for Mac/Win
Also DiskCopy for Mac
Some .bin files are disk images.
by kchamberlin
by thechas
bin often stands for binary file.
What you may have is a source code file for a program. If so, you need the installer for the program or the compiler for the language that the program was written in.
If you downloaded the file, check for inforamation at the site you downloaded the file from.
by kchamberlin
by joe
Try ISO Buster at
by kchamberlin
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