A better method is to save the file to a temporary folder and rename the file to add a file extension. Then try opening the file with that extension. Right-click on the mystery file, choose Save As … and save to a folder. Open that folder in Explorer and rename the file to give it an extension.
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Yeah, this had occurred to me as well, and I suppose is a valid solution. It just adds another step for anyone who would want to download my config "as-is", because they would have to rename it to remove the ".
Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. In Microsoft Windows, the file name extension is a period that is often followed by three characters but may also be one, two, or four characters long. As an example, the file name "myfile. In the above example, the first file shown in Explorer is the "Regedit.
The next file, "RtlExUpd. By having file name extensions, you can quickly identify the type of file and have a better idea of how that file may be opened. If you are trying to find a file with a specific file extension, use wildcards in your search. A file name extension is often between one and three characters and is always at the end of the file name, starting with a period.
Some programs also support file extensions that are more than three characters. For example, all the latest versions of Microsoft Word support. In all new versions of Microsoft Windows, by default, the file extensions are hidden, and you must have show file extensions enabled. For more help with enabling this feature, see: How to view a computer file extension.
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