Forgive me - newbie. I've got a .jam file, and I don't have a clue what it is, or how to open/understand it...is it an archive or an application. Can anybody help me?
Many thanks
dominic@bakemedia.com
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.jam file (3 messages)
- Posted by: dominic reeves
- Posted on: May 25 2005 08:06 EDT
Threaded Messages (3)
- Use UltraEdit by kun qik on May 25 2005 10:53 EDT
- RE: Ultra Edit by dominic reeves on May 25 2005 11:40 EDT
- .jam file by john walton on June 01 2005 08:46 EDT
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Use UltraEdit[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: kun qik
- Posted on: May 25 2005 10:53 EDT
- in response to dominic reeves
Please try to use UltraEdit open the file. Look at it header,you'll find some clue. -
RE: Ultra Edit[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: dominic reeves
- Posted on: May 25 2005 11:40 EDT
- in response to kun qik
nothing inteligible (to me!) -
.jam file[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: john walton
- Posted on: June 01 2005 08:46 EDT
- in response to dominic reeves
I'm not quite sure whether this applies to your file but the extension "jam" is used with mobile applications that are deployed to DoJa phones.
The "jam" file normally contains a description of the application. It's an ordinary text file where every line is of the form "<key>=<value>", AFAIR.