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I've downloaded a file from internet that it's suppoused to be an Akai sample collection, but the file has a .SUB extension. What is that for?, how can I use it?.

thanks for your help

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: snoopy4ever on 2003-03-11 09:19 ]</font>

made by Subhuman?

On 2003-03-11 09:43, hubird wrote:
made by Subhuman?

If that were so.. at least I'd be sure there's an explanation. Now I have no clue about that.

What about asking at the site you downloaded the samples?

SUB= Rational Rose component package

Whatever the hell that means....

Edit: http://www.batky-howell.com/courses/dat ... /rose.html

Might explain it a bit more...

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: paulrmartin on 2003-03-11 10:36 ]</font>

C'mon guys!... I really need help here, I just want to know if that file extension corresponds to some compression format, as it is with .ace, .rar or .zip extensions.

I'll appreciate a real help on this.

Snoopy.

All I can find are reference to Visual C++ and workgroup scheduling.

Rational Rose seems to be a very versatile application...

Sorry, I wasted enough time on this. I don't think it will harm your system, Snoopy.

Hello!

A .sub file is a CD image file. You need to burn this image file on a CD with a program called CDRWin or something like that (or maybe with Nero too). You have to choose "create CD from image file" from the CD-burning program and it will create an AKAI formatted CD.
I hope that helps.

Thank you!

Thanks Rodos...

I was thinking about that posibility.

Pleasure! I hope you have solved the problem.