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Old 06-05-2005, 09:45 PM   #1
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Default What is this file??

Heya All,

A friend of mine gave me a CD of games today to copy which has the CSI Computer game.

It seems to be 3 CD images but are .MDF files? Does anyone know what program uses these? as Nero doesnt.


There also are MDS files with them that are 2kb each and when opened in notepad have "Media Descriptor" written in the middle of some computer code

any thoughts?
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