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* {{CdTextfiles|1stcanadian/windows/stsc1a/1a_sin.crd|1a_sin.crd}} | * {{CdTextfiles|1stcanadian/windows/stsc1a/1a_sin.crd|1a_sin.crd}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:09, 28 December 2023
Cardfile (sometimes spelled CardFile or Card File) is an address book application, with a native .crd file format. It was included with Microsoft Windows 1.0 through Windows Me and Windows NT 4. It has apparently been used as a clip art format.
Reportedly, the Cardfile source code was included in some Windows SDKs.
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[edit] Format details
There are three known .crd file formats, which can be named after their signatures:
- "MGC" format
- "RRG" format, used when the file contains OLE 1.0 objects
- "DKO" format, which uses Unicode text
[edit] Identification
Files begin with ASCII "MGC
", "RRG
", or "DKO
".
[edit] Specifications
- Archived copy of Q99340: Windows 3.1 Card File Format
- Microsoft Support: Windows 3.1 Card File Format (from archive.org)
- The Cardwin Project website - Has information about the format
[edit] Software
- The Cardwin Project
- Freeware 64 bit and 32 bit CardFile replacement
- Deark can extract images and text, in most cases
[edit] Sample files
- WINDOART.ZIP [Ed. note: Somebody confused CRD format with CDR format.]
- CLIP_ART.ZIP
- WINSFT11.ZIP
- COMPUTER.CRD
- COPS.CRD
- 1a_sin.crd
- dexvert samples — document/cardfile