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A .txt can be read with notepad.
Using notepad++, or notepad, or anything that can read uft-8.
Open it up in a text editor such as notepad
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if you know how to code read this, just save your prgram as a .exe file.
You cannot really "read" it, since it is all basically a bunch of letters, numbers, and shapes. If you really want to, right click on the .DLL file, then choose the "Open with" option. Then look for notepad. When you find notepad, click it. That will then open the DLL file for you to view.
You mean read from file/standard input? With function fgets.
Finale Notepad is a freeware viewer for music files which are created by the music composing software 'Finale'. There you cannot do any edits to a file, so you cannot use grace notes while in the viewer. If you would need to add elements to a existing .mus file (Finale Music Notation file), you should have the software, not the viewer.
You can open a .dll file with a basic text editor, such as Notepad, but all you will see is a bunch of weird text and symbols, which is machine code trying to expressed in ASCII, which is impossible to read by humans.
A browser reads HTML and displays it as a web page. You can read and edit HTML using a simple program like Windows Notepad.
A debug notepad file typically contains logs or information generated by a software application during its debugging process. It may include details about errors, warnings, and system states that help developers identify and fix issues in the code. This file is often plain text, making it easy to read and analyze. It can be useful for troubleshooting and improving software performance.
Select the URL in the address field (sometimes a triple click will do that).Press Ctrl + C (copy)Open a text file (Notepad or similar)Paste (Ctrl + V)