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From: Jacek Szostek <ind54@ci3ux.ci.pwr.wroc.pl>
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Subject: Files dtf
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 I am sorry for asking which is not connected strictly with FreeBSD.
I have got files with the extentions (*.dtf), but I do not know what
the format of the files is and how I can read them.
I would also like if there is a tool for FreeBSD ( or other OS) which can 
read the files. 
I have important data in those files and I would be greatful for any help.

						Jacek