How to run cardfile.exe on windows 7

Remember Me? Advanced Search. Results 1 to 9 of 9. December 17th, , AM 1. I now use Win Pro. Does anyone still have it. If so please email to me.

Or if a download is available, please let me know where. I have searches the usual places i. Thanks in anticipation. December 17th, , AM 2. Hi, Look through this google search which should help.

The link provided is still good, and cardfile 64 works almost perfectly. I did notice that Cardfile help says I don't have enough memory but that is not a problem.

Tuesday, January 1, PM. Dear WattaBinG, Many thanks for your find. Friday, January 4, PM. WattaBinG's link to download worked ,,,,finally can use my old 3.

Monday, January 7, AM. Wednesday, January 9, PM. Just use Evernote , like most of us : -- pa. Thursday, January 10, AM. Seriously, this download is still available at MediaFire. It worked great. Monday, February 11, AM. Saturday, March 9, AM. Tuesday, September 24, PM. Hello, do you know if it is possible to change the font of the application you recommand? Wednesday, January 29, PM. Thanks WattaBinG, it works like a charm and saved me from having to re-input data from cards.

Thursday, January 30, PM. This version is only needed if you are running the 64 Bit version of Windows 7. It does not allow accessing the CardFile "Help" file. But it will read the Windows 95 card file.

If you update the card file it changes the file format to v3. This may make the Windows 95 CardFile program unusable for the changed card file. If you are running Window 7 32 Bit the Windows 95 CardFile will run normally if you set the "compatibility" to Windows Monday, March 10, AM. Worked great. Thanks you so much!

Monday, June 2, PM. Is it dangerous? Wednesday, August 6, PM. I did have Avast running but should have done what you did just to be safe. Wednesday, September 24, PM. Beginning with Windows 3. The version supplied with Windows NT versions was a bit application with unicode support. Both later versions could read.

Cardfile's source code was delivered with the Windows SDK. The availability of the source code was apparently not known to everybody, because one can find a reverse engineering of the very simple file format on the Internet. Localized versions of Windows may have contained Cardfile under other names, for example repert. Otherwise, view each cab in Explorer and look for it. I've downloaded Cardfile programs from a couple of Internet sites, which alleged them to be bit versions, but they were only bitters that got included with other O.

XP, NT, and other O. When I google "card Makes me suspect the bit version of Cardfile is a myth. No, nothing comes up on internet search at least not in a time-reasonable perusal of results. I wouldn't know if there is a card I only know how to find files on Windows install disks.

Again, I don't know NT4, so if the file packaging is different than a flat layout or cab files, I've got no advice on how to find the purported beast. If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem. Also please exercise your best judgment when posting in the forums--revealing personal information such as your e-mail address, telephone number, and address is not recommended.

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