Can anyone help me with this one.. Had someone send me a file ending in sig. I never heard of it and cannot open it!
I have tryed all programs with no avail. Posted by Dave Grundy (Member # 103) on :
Stephen...When I first started in the business I used a signmaking program called SuperBoss. It was a DOS based program that did simple lettering and distortions, but also had the ability to import CorelDraw files. The final sign layout was saved as a .sig file.
If the file came to you from anopther sign or graphics shop that is the likley format. It was a program developed in Quebec.
I did a quick internet search for .sig file format and came up empty.
Posted by Alfred Toy (Member # 3844) on :
SignMax is the company. SuperBoss and WinPCSIGN http://www.signmax.qc.ca/ Posted by Curtis hammond (Member # 2170) on :
some more possibilities are,
Creatacard Fax Cover Sheet or Form or Sign or Photo Gallery Project A Print Shop Sign File Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) or GnuPP Signs File A borland fax file A signature file for a website (maybe with graphics) A SpyBot-Search-and-Destroy Ver. 1.2 Signature File
Nicolet PRISM Data File
I cannot remember them all so here is a good start.
Posted by Stephen Deveau (Member # 1305) on :
Thanks People but this one was told to myself that it was a talking file???????????????? Plus attachment.
No Matter as they have now changed thier mind on item title!.....
My reponses is print and produces image to see!
Thanks Again. Posted by Dave Johnson (Member # 2535) on :
I turned up the following for sig files. .sig Current program settings (Signature) PrintShop Sign file Signature file (PopMail
This Link is a helpful resource for file extensions.
Posted by Stephen Deveau (Member # 1305) on :
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