I got some files , which has header,
{AD08E961-F492-11d1-B0EA-00AA00683350}2.00:en_US:45015:021
Can you please help me in finding out, from which software it is created.
Only information I have is, This file is created around 2000-2003.
I want to parse these files and want to extract some data.
Thanks, Sunny.
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