File extension LST

Found 21 records for the .LST file extension name

There are 20 other file types using the LST file extension:

.lst - 1st Reader keyboard macro

.lst - AAICWpro spam list file

.lst - List text file

.lst - Oracle spool file

.lst - Adobe Type Manager font list

.lst - Pro/ENGINEER temporary file

.lst - BPM Studio play list

.lst - Family Tree Maker error file

.lst - IMail Server list server mail

.lst - Ingres dump list file

.lst - Kaspersky Lab blacklist file

.lst - Orchida knitting system file

.lst - PowerPoint view file

.lst - SAS procedure output

.lst - SignIQ field list

.lst - Valve map related file

.lst - Documenting Wizard list

.lst - Microsoft Visual Studio MASM listing file

.lst - Alan Map 500 map list

.lst - Holux MapShow map list file

file extension LST - OzWin CompuServe e-mail/forum access library listing file

File type specification:

Document file type

Extension icon: .LST

File extension LST description:

Old application used to access in CompuServe e-mail or forum. Not supported yet.

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OzWin CompuServe e-mail/forum access library listing file