Well , my friend got it from somewhere and he's crying to open these files...it's final exam documents
I've checked a hex editor and it looked non 32 bit docu ...I was thinking it's a encoded and can't be viewed without its main program ...not sure though .
If it's encoded I want the algorithm - it can be used to losslessly compress a few gigs down to 32 bytes.
Either someone's pulling his leg or they compressed the wrong file, because there's no usable data in that file. Any time you see a compressed file with a compression ratio of more than 600, be suspiscious.
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