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file conversion

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Name: rbc
Date: March 15, 2005 at 08:17:41 Pacific
Subject: file conversion
OS: os2 Warp ver 3.0
CPU/Ram: P3/64
Comment:
I am trying to open some files in text mode that have .RDF extensions. The System Editor Warning comes on stating that it detected embedded NULL characters as it read the file. When I continue loading the file prints mostly garbage. The file name prints out, but thats's about it. Any suggestions to get around this problem?

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