Taken from wireshark's website :
"Wireshark supports a variety of capture file formats.
Some of these formats are well-documented and therefore well-known, like the libpcap / WinPcap format Wireshark uses natively.
Other formats are added to Wireshark by reverse engineering, so the support of these formats is done through "sophisticated guesswork". This is the reason why support of these file types might be incomplete and inaccurate at some parts.
/libpcap captures (TcpDump, Wireshark native and various other tools that use LibPcap)
snoop and atmsnoop captures
AG Group/ WildPackets EtherPeek/TokenPeek/AiroPeek/EtherHelp/PacketGrabber captures
RedBack SE400/800 tcpdump pcap format
HP-UX's nettl captures
Visual Networks' Visual UpTime traffic capture
the output from CoSine L2 debug
Tektronix K12/K15 captures
DCT2000 .out files
The output from the Juniper NetScreen snoop command
TamoSoft's CommView files"
A compatible file is a file name extension (or format) that a program can read.
Nope, the format of a file is a vital part of a successful batch file. Even if a file with an unknown file format contains working batch file code in it, a batch file will still not be able to read it because of its foreign file extension. If you want the batch file to be able to read the foreign file, then you can set it to rename the mutated file to .bat format and then read it for it to work. Example: @Echo off REN File.Foreign File.bat CALL File.bat exit
Seems like your PC found a file which it does not recognize. Not knowing what is the purpose of the unknown file, thus the error message. it means that you need to convert the file format to a format your computer will read
Web browsers cannot read PSDs file format.
what file format can be downloaded to kindel
DATABASE FILE - is one that is stored on a server and it is in the format that the database needs to read it. It is stored in the database catalog......
go straight into Microsoft word and open it there you may have to change the desired file format to any file
Most likely it is because you don't have an application that knows how to read that particular type of file. Data stored in files is usually in a particular format (i.e. png, gif, Word, Excel, text). To meaningfully read a file, you need an application that understands the format the file is in. It is also possible that a downloaded file is corrupt or incomplete and so can't be read successfully. Even rarer still, the file could be corrupt or incomplete on the server itself.
The READ operation is applicable for a full procedural input file or a full procedural combined file that use data that has been externally described or is program described. The READ operation will recover from the display but there must be a format in order for any input operations to happen. This necessity can be met on a display device by preparing an output record with the 1P indicator. This is done by writing the initial format onto the device from another program, or alternatively, if the read has a record format name, by making use of the keyword INZRCD in the description of the record in the DDS. It is necessary to use 'operand' in the name of a record format or file in order to control it. A record format name can only be used in the instance of an externally described file. If the format is different from the one that you required, the READ operation will end in error. If a READ operation has been successful, the file will be located at the next record that has met the required criteria. If there has been an error, the file needs to be repositioned. A multiple device file can be specified with the word 'name'. In this instance, the READ operation will do one of the following: • Read data from the device • Accept the first response from any device
Anywhere if you have it in a file in pdf/txt/html/doc format.
1. The file extension of the file is .pdf 2. You need a PDF program like Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the file
One possible answer could be that you didn't save the pictures into a file format that the psp can read, try looking at the file format and then look at the psp compatible files.