PRX File Extensions

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Rob Solomon - 23 Nov 2006 19:30 GMT

Someone is trying to send me a file via outlook with the extension .PRX but
it keeps return a violation error. Has anyone had this problem before?

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neo [mvp outlook] - 23 Nov 2006 20:12 GMT

I'm not prone to open unsolicited attachments, but here is a list of
possible programs that the file type might belong to.

http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=PRX

/neo

> Someone is trying to send me a file via outlook with the extension .PRX
> but
> it keeps return a violation error. Has anyone had this problem before?

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K. Orland - 23 Nov 2006 22:00 GMT

Isn't a .prx file extension Microsoft Fox Pro? If you don't have the
application, you wouldn't be able to open it. I haven't looked to see if
there is a free viewer though. You should be able to Google that.

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> I'm not prone to open unsolicited attachments, but here is a list of
> possible programs that the file type might belong to.
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> > but
> > it keeps return a violation error. Has anyone had this problem before?

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Rob Solomon - 24 Nov 2006 09:10 GMT

The file extension is a compressed file from a program called Primavera P3e
which is a planning tool like Microsoft Project.

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> Isn't a .prx file extension Microsoft Fox Pro? If you don't have the
> application, you wouldn't be able to open it. I haven't looked to see if
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> > > but
> > > it keeps return a violation error. Has anyone had this problem before?

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