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If you are using Windows XP you can see what the size is by either hovering over the file and information on the file should come up after you hover over the file for a few seconds or click on the file so it is highlighted and then look to the left of that window and look under the Details which should tell you the size of the file.




Choosing the properties as suggested above will not give you the extension. It will just give you what type of file it is. Image/Video Clip/Application etc. etc.

You can find out what file extension it is by going to the folder the file is in and follow the directions below when you are in that folder...

Go to the top of the window and click Tools/Folder Options/Click on View Tab now uncheck the box that says (Hide extensions of known file types) After you unchecked that box click Apply then OK to close the Options window and you should now see the extension of the file. (The extension is the 3 letters after the file name ExampleFileName.EXT)

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