Found 10 records for the .MSG file extension name

There are 9 other file types using the MSG file extension:

msg file icon.msg - Microsoft Exchange mail document

msg file icon.msg - FoxDoc message (FoxPro)

msg file icon.msg - MeSsaGe text

msg file icon.msg - Pegasus Mail queued message

msg file icon.msg - OS/2 Help message file

msg file icon.msg - PMMail 2000 e-mail message file

msg file icon.msg - PMMail/2 e-mail message file

msg file icon.msg - TAPCIS captured messages

msg file icon.msg - Microsoft Office Outlook message format

file extension MSG - OzWin CompuServe e-mail/forum access message file

File type specification:

Document file type icon Document file type

Extension icon: msg file icon.MSG

File extension MSG description:

OzWin was a client program which was used to connect to the CompuServe Information Service. It was a GUI program that ran on the Microsoft Windows operating system. OzWin was born out of the earlier OzCIS program which was DOS based. OzWin allowed users to connect to CompuServe forums and batch download messages, files, and so forth from the server and then disconnect. They could then read the messages offline, and as well compose new messages and replies while offline. When they finished reading and composing messages, they could connect again to batch send all of the messages, as well as receive any new messages others had posted to the forums. This allowed users to batch upload and download messages and then work offline, minimising the time they were connected to CompuServe. This was important, since at that time, users were charged by the hour to connect to CompuServe, so remaining connected all the time was an expensive proposition and could quickly run up charges. Old application!

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