Thread: opening up a lit file
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Old 04-22-2012, 05:16 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by p3aul View Post
I know how to convert a lit file to just about any other format, that's not the issue. I just wanted to experiment and investigate the structure of a lit file. Although it gives me an error, the zip extractor I use in Linux successfully extracted the lit files. I don't know anything about the structure of a lit file but I wanted to learn.

Just changing the .lit to .zip enabled me to extract the contents. Among the contents were:
Folders:
data: 5 cover files Folder
Files:
pb1
pb2
pb3
manifest
meta

There is no extension on any file and on this lit file, no file named "content."
thanks,
Paul
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