Can any one tell me what format Grand Prix Legends exports to when you hit
the printscreen key? It is a *.PBF file I believe. PSP won't read it.
What program will read a PBF file? Why doesn't it export to a readable
format like Nascar 3 does?
Thanks,
Mike G
Fire up a Windows Explorer window and drag the .pbf file over the
pbf2tga.exe converter. The screenshot will be converted to Targa (.tga)
format which PSP and LViewPro (among others) do read.
Jan.
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Michael Grindstaff <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Can any one tell me what format Grand Prix Legends exports to when you hit > the printscreen key? It is a *.PBF file I believe. PSP won't read it. > What program will read a PBF file? Why doesn't it export to a readable > format like Nascar 3 does? > > Thanks, > > Mike G > >I think there is a PBF -> TIF converter included....have a look around or go
to http://www.theuspits.com if you have any problems
Ash
http://www.twistedtech.co.uk
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| Can any one tell me what format Grand Prix Legends exports to when you hit | the printscreen key? It is a *.PBF file I believe. PSP won't read it. | What program will read a PBF file? Why doesn't it export to a readable | format like Nascar 3 does? | | Thanks, | | Mike G | |Work in IT Ian? ;-)
Jan.
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<snip>
You can setup the file extension .pbf to automatically open with pbf2tga.exe
by double clicking the file.
Go into winows explorer, click on view - folder options, click on the file
types bar. In there click on new type then in description of file type PBF ,
in associated extension type .pbf
Under the actions box click on new, where it says action type open and
browse for the pbf2tga.exe file using the browse button, then ok out of it
all. You should now be able to convert to a tga just by double clicking on
the file.
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Ian Parker
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Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Fire up a Windows Explorer window and drag the .pbf file over the
> pbf2tga.exe converter. The screenshot will be converted to Targa (.tga)
> format which PSP and LViewPro (among others) do read.
>
> Jan.
> =---
> Michael Grindstaff <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:[email hidden]...
> > Can any one tell me what format Grand Prix Legends exports to when you
hit
> > the printscreen key? It is a *.PBF file I believe. PSP won't read it.
> > What program will read a PBF file? Why doesn't it export to a readable
> > format like Nascar 3 does?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Mike G
> >
> >
>
>
pbf2tga.exe, u can also drag the pbf file and just drop it on the exe
file.
Md
Ian P wrote:
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> > You can setup the file extension .pbf to automatically open with pbf2tga.exe > by double clicking the file. > Go into winows explorer, click on view - folder options, click on the file > types bar. In there click on new type then in description of file type PBF , > in associated extension type .pbf > Under the actions box click on new, where it says action type open and > browse for the pbf2tga.exe file using the browse button, then ok out of it > all. You should now be able to convert to a tga just by double clicking on > the file. > -- > Ian Parker > > == > Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:sdpP4.94487$[email hidden]... > > Fire up a Windows Explorer window and drag the .pbf file over the > > pbf2tga.exe converter. The screenshot will be converted to Targa (.tga) > > format which PSP and LViewPro (among others) do read. > > > > Jan. > > =--- > > Michael Grindstaff <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > Can any one tell me what format Grand Prix Legends exports to when you > hit > > > the printscreen key? It is a *.PBF file I believe. PSP won't read it. > > > What program will read a PBF file? Why doesn't it export to a readable > > > format like Nascar 3 does? > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > Mike G > > > > > > > > > >A little easier solution is to double-click on any *.PBF file, then when the
window pops-up and ask you what to open the file with... hit "browser" and
select the pbf2tga.exe located in you GPL-directory, before you hit "Ok /
Done" be sure to check the "always open with this program"-box.
Then the next time you double-click on a PBF-file it will be converted
automaticly and a TGA-file will be created in the same location as the PBF.
Ed_
The GPLEA
"Ian P" wrote:
> You can setup the file extension .pbf to automatically open withpbf2tga.exe
> by double clicking the file.
> Go into winows explorer, click on view - folder options, click on the file
> types bar. In there click on new type then in description of file type PBF,
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> in associated extension type .pbf > Under the actions box click on new, where it says action type open and > browse for the pbf2tga.exe file using the browse button, then ok out of it > all. You should now be able to convert to a tga just by double clicking on > the file. > -- > Ian ParkerGood point, I hadn't thought of that way :)
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Ian Parker
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Ed Solheim <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> A little easier solution is to double-click on any *.PBF file, then when
the
> window pops-up and ask you what to open the file with... hit "browser"
and
> select the pbf2tga.exe located in you GPL-directory, before you hit "Ok /
> Done" be sure to check the "always open with this program"-box.
>
> Then the next time you double-click on a PBF-file it will be converted
> automaticly and a TGA-file will be created in the same location as the
PBF.
>
> Ed_
> The GPLEA
>
> "Ian P" wrote:
>
> > You can setup the file extension .pbf to automatically open with
> pbf2tga.exe
> > by double clicking the file.
> > Go into winows explorer, click on view - folder options, click on the
file
> > types bar. In there click on new type then in description of file type
PBF
> ,
> > in associated extension type .pbf
> > Under the actions box click on new, where it says action type open and
> > browse for the pbf2tga.exe file using the browse button, then ok out of
it
> > all. You should now be able to convert to a tga just by double clicking
on
> > the file.
> > --
> > Ian Parker
>
>
>
>
Work in IT Ian? ;-)
Jan.
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Ian P wrote...
> Good point, I hadn't thought of that way :)
>
> --
> Ian Parker<snip>
No, I'm an electrical test engineer, but I like messing with PC's ;)
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Ian Parker
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Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Work in IT Ian? ;-)
>
> Jan.
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> Ian P wrote...
> > Good point, I hadn't thought of that way :)
> >
> > --
> > Ian Parker
> <snip>
>
>
AHA!! A fellow engineer. Should have gone for that guess, the approach and
reaction to the "simpler" solution looked eerily familiar. ;-))
Jan./ embedded systems engineer.
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Ian P <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> No, I'm an electrical test engineer, but I like messing with PC's ;) > > -- > Ian Parker > > == > <snip>Why look for an easy way to solve a complicated problem ;)
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Ian Parker
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Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> AHA!! A fellow engineer. Should have gone for that guess, the approach and
> reaction to the "simpler" solution looked eerily familiar. ;-))
>
> Jan./ embedded systems engineer.
> =---
> Ian P <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > No, I'm an electrical test engineer, but I like messing with PC's ;)
> >
> > --
> > Ian Parker
> >
>
