Re: [Krang-general] Program for reading .kds files on windows

[Peter L. <pe...@pe...>]

Greg,

The question is - what are you looking to do with the .kds files?

If you're looking to simply poke around and take a look, the .kds file is 
simply a tarball, Winzip should open it just fine.

The files within the .kds file are all XML files, and will be readable 
with any text editor.  Keep in mind, however, that most will contain 
binary data that is easily accessible only through Krang.

So if you're trying to do more than simply look around, you're currently 
out of luck.  I know Sam has kicked around the idea of a win32 port, but 
if memory serves, there are some pretty hefty hurdles.

 	--pete



On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, Greg Kyle wrote:

> Is there a program that allows a user to read a .kds file on the windows XP operating system?
>
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