.1ST File

File extension: 1ST

File type: Information

Do you have 1ST - related issues?
First check your registry for hidden errors.

Notes about the 1ST file extension:

Errors in your registry are one of the common causes for incorrect file associations on your windows system. It is highly recommended that you check your registry for file association errors (will also check for any other registry errors).

The 1ST file type is primarily associated with 'Information'. e.g., README.1ST (usually an ASCII text file). Open with any text editor.

Detailed information for file extension 1ST:

Primary association: Information

File classification: Text

Mime type: text/plain, application/text

Important: When encountering any file extension issues it is always recommended that you run a free scan for Windows registry errors.

Technical data

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System Info for File Extension .1ST

The following listing is compiled from the database produced by the 'Associate This!' program, selected data from the main FILExt database and information FILExt collected directly from user systems.

ProgramID: Object.Edit.1ST
EXEFile: Y:\Object Desktop\Object Edit\oe.exe %1

ProgramID: tsm1st
EXEFile: %SystemRoot%\system32\NOTEPAD.EXE %1

Program Name and MIME Type Info for File Extension .1ST

FILExt has been given permission to display a Program Name/MIME type database collected by Anthony R. Nemmer. Some of this data has already been included into the main FILExt database. Those entries which have not yet been incorporated are displayed below.

Program Name Mime Type Documenting wizard list (Microsoft Visual FoxPro) Hewlett Packard RTE Operating System readme.1st File MicroEmacs 1st File Nasa UniTree File Original Windows 95 Registry (system.1st) PC-MICAR100 Statistical File

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