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Hi gang,
I have a set of seven CDs with a video course on them but each CD is run via a Windows .exe file. How can I run a ...
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[SOLVED] Windows .exe files
Hi gang,
I have a set of seven CDs with a video course on them but each CD is run via a Windows .exe file. How can I run a .exe file? Apparently this .exe file kicks off the course somehow. I'm actually surprised it's not a .avi file or some other kind of video file but such is life.
Thanks.
Mike
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Check the CD carefully, I'm almost willing to bet that there are some avi or mpg files on the CD.
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I found some video files but they weren't .avi or .mpeg or anything like that. Fortunately I was able to download an application and I can play the files just fine. The .exe file is set up to run the courses in their proper sequence and so I don't have that option now but I can at least play the videos now.
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[SOLVED] Windows .exe files
I was able to download a file to play the videos but still can't run the .exe files. No biggy though. The point of the .exe file was to start a program that would play the videos in their proper order. I can play the videos; just not in their proper order until I figure out what the order is.
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