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hello everyone,

 

I have a lisp and I want to see the files that it uses when I start. Is it possible?.

 

thanks in advance

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What does this lisp program do?

 

Have you tried opening the lisp file using Notepad?

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Almost anything is possible. Is it also possible to provide more information?

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Almost anything is possible. Is it also possible to provide more information?

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Almost anything is possible. Is it also possible to provide more information?

 

That's it... I can stop looking now... that is *the* funniest post of the day. :lol: lmao

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Almost anything is possible. Is it also possible to provide more information?

 

:ouch: yeah, more clarification please...

 

BTW... SLW210, we need to catch up - I'm in the same line of work as you...

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I'm correcting my post it is a .fas file I tried to open it with notepad but it is not possible I guess. It asks for a code to define the user who is using the computer at the moment.

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I'm correcting my post it is a .fas file I tried to open it with notepad but it is not possible I guess. It asks for a code to define the user who is using the computer at the moment.

 

A .fas file is an encrypted LISP file (the author has evidently wanted to protect its contents), you won't be able to view the source code. I would advise you contact the author of the program. Also, be careful running compiled/encrypted programs from unknown authors as they may contain malicious code.

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ok thanks for the info.

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