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How do I view or open an application/applefile that somebody has sent to me,

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LadyJayne
LadyJayne
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Somebody who uses an Apple computer has scanned and sent me a document (Applefile) to my email as an attachment. When I want to open it, a box opens and Firefox asks me What should Firefox do with this file? Open with ¨Browse ¨, or Save file.

I want to open this file, but do not know with which application I am suppose to open it, nor do I know how to find such an application. I use Open Office, and normally Firefox chooses for me how to open something, but sadly not this time. So, I do not know how to open this file.

Who can help me?

Somebody who uses an Apple computer has scanned and sent me a document (Applefile) to my email as an attachment. When I want to open it, a box opens and Firefox asks me What should Firefox do with this file? Open with ¨Browse ¨, or Save file. I want to open this file, but do not know with which application I am suppose to open it, nor do I know how to find such an application. I use Open Office, and normally Firefox chooses for me how to open something, but sadly not this time. So, I do not know how to open this file. Who can help me?

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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See if the answer in this thread helps you.
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3382267.php

The easiest thing to do might be to ask the sender to resend that attachment using a different email program, or by web mail.