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An .fsg file is the extension used by IBM Voice Type. An old file extension, not supported yet.
If your file opens in another program you can right click your file and choose open with. Choose WordPad and make it default if you wish. If the file wont open in WordPad at all it's most likely a file-type not supported by WordPad. You might need additional software or convert the file to a supported type.
Most likely because that file type is not supported in Windows Movie Maker
Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.Up to version 2003, Excel uses xls as its extension and file type. From versions 2007 onwards you can do a Save As to save to the 2003 version, which will mean it is in xls version.
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That will depend on what you want to do. If you are in Excel saving as a standard Excel file, you don't need to change the file type. It is only if you want to save into a different format, that you would change the File Type. What you change it to, would depend on what you need. You might want to change to a different version of Excel or maybe into a completely different format, such as a text file. If you are working in a different application, saving something to be used in Excel, then again it will depend on what format you actually need.
The file system type that windows server 2003 uses by default is NTFS5. This stands for native file system version 5.
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It will depend on the specific type of file and version of Excel. The standard spreadsheet uses xls for versions up to 2003 and xlsx from version 2007. You can also have other types of files, like Excel template files, which would be xlt, or xlm for Excel macro files. There are several other types too.
it is the native audio file type for iphone and ipod