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Opening LST files.

BLANCO AMIRA -  
 Romain -
Please, which software can we use to open .LST files?

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    wjuanito84 Posted messages 3 Status Member 7
     
    Hello,
    to open the *.lst files (which are the files from the lightscribe software), I used notepad++ and it's organized a bit like xml...
    there you go, I signed up ;)
    I also saw these files generated by rippack from bruce heller to indicate during the procedure where the *.vob files are located
    Now, I'm looking for how to edit the lightscribe *.lst file which, although "human readable," is still difficult for layer placement because everything is in numbers (a bit like vrml)... see you soon.
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  2. Aristarque
     
    Hello Blanco,

    how did you manage to open a .lst file because I've tried everything with Notepad, Excel,... without success. If anyone has a solution please help me. Thank you in advance.
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  3. magic charly Posted messages 122 Status Member 22
     
    Hello

    I'm encountering the same problem... I have an application that seems to be fed through .lst files. Unfortunately, my research online has not been fruitful...

    Could someone explain in more detail what a .lst file is?
    What are the differences between a .csv file and a .lst file?

    Thank you in advance

    Magic Charly
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    1. Gihef Posted messages 5165 Status Contributor 2 781
       
      Hello,

      The data in a CSV format is presented on a single line, with values separated by commas (usually).
      fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values

      The lst files seem to present the data in a different structured form. It reminds me of ini files and, further down, xml.
      I found one on my disk. A file “AdobeFn.lst” listing fonts. They are presented like this: 
       %BeginFont Handler:CMapHandler FontType:CMap CMapName:83pv-RKSJ-H Registry:Adobe Ordering:Japan1 OutlineFileName:\83pv-RKSJ-H FileLength:5917 %EndFont

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  4. Gihef Posted messages 5165 Status Contributor 2 781
     
    Hello,

    .lst is used by many programs.
    It seems that they are lists.
    These lists are certainly in text format.
    They can then be edited with a simple text editor like Notepad.

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    https://www.capeutservir.com/extensions/
    http://www.seminaire-sherbrooke.qc.ca/pays/Monsiteweb/ext.htm
    https://filext.com/file-extension/LST
    dico dictionaries definitions extensions

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  6. william84
     
    Hello,
    to open the *.lst files (which here are the files from the Lightscribe software) I used Notepad++ and they are organized somewhat like XML...
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  8. namnour
     
    The problem is simple. Just open the file with a program like WordPad, Notepad, or Notepad++ and then launch setup or the install.
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  9. Romain
     
    A delayed response, but I had the same problem and found a solution :)
    You can open a *.lst file with Notepad++ (free software)
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  10. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,

    The .lst files are "List" files.

    Could you tell us more about these files (for example, which program they come from?)
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    1. BLANCO AMIRA
       
      Thank you, I already got the answer.
      See you soon!
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      1. Gihef Posted messages 5165 Status Contributor 2 781 > BLANCO AMIRA
         
        See you soon to give us the answer?

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  11. Gihef Posted messages 5165 Status Contributor 2 781
     
    See also: lst file

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