Is is possible to make this .TPL file readable?

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Hello
Could anyone tell me if I can make the contents of this .TPL file readable with notepad? If so how?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Thanks

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What I have tried:

I've tried opening the file in notepad++

Posted 15-Feb-18 12:25pm

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Updated 15-Feb-18 12:34pm

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Solution 2

This is not a text file, so Notepad++ is not the right tool. A binary file viewer would allow you to see the binary content, but I'm not sure you can get useful informations from that.

Posted 15-Feb-18 12:34pm

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Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-15T12:33:00

Solution 1

Quote:
PK

'PK' is an hint that the file is compressed, ZIPed.
So, first step is to try to unzip the file.

Posted 15-Feb-18 12:33pm

Patrice T