which program can open the file with "arg" extention? (like "a.arg" )?

Answer 1

hi there

right, i dont know the extension myself, so i looked it up. and i got this answer:

ARG AutoCAD Profile Export (Autodesk, Inc.)
ARG HDF Fort_ps File

so from this, i would guess that you will need AutoCAD to export the file, and maybe inport, but you may need Autodesk to read the file.

The second one i found was something i never heard of, so if it is that type of file, im afraid i cant help you.

I found out this info from www.filext.com

they list al the file extensions in alphabetical order, a handy site for questions like this one!!

Answer 2

I agree with the first couple of answers. Do you see the little Excel icon on the file icon picture? If you don't, it's probably a text file or some other kind of file that windows explorer won't automatically associat Excel with because the file could also possibly be pulled up in other programs such as Word or some text viewer program, etc. Depending on the file type, you may not want to associate Excel as the default program to open that file. Basically Windows Explorer doesn't know what program to send the file to. That's why the first answerers said you need to right click the file and choose Excel to open the file if you are going to do it from Windows Explorer. The reason why Excel opens it from Excel is because since Windows knows you are trying to open it from Excel it will try opening it in Excel. If it can open the file, it will. If it can't it will show some message saying that Excel can't open the file. If you want Windows Explorer to know to automatically open the file in Excel, the best way is to either save the file as an Excel format or to give the filename a .xls extension. There could be the slight possibility that your windows registry for Excel is messed up. But you need to be extra super careful if you mess with the windows registry and you should ALWAYS create a back up of the registry before doing so. The registry is like the heart and soul of your computer. You mess the registry up and your computer virtually dies.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Autocad program

Answer 5

go to fileinfo.net and search it.