Edit the *.ebs2 file

[David McFarlane]

PST removed practically all ability to edit .ebs2 files with E-Prime 2.

If you like, you may open an .ebs2 file into any 
text editor.  You will find that it is an xml 
file, with all the generated code enclosed in a 
<ScriptContents dt:dt="bin.base64"> tag.  So if 
you are enterprising enough you might try 
decoding the bin.base64-endoded program code (try 
Googling "bin.base64"), edit that, and then 
re-encode it, but I do not know anyone who has 
tried that.  And it hardly seems worth the 
effort, except in the most dire circumstances.

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David McFarlane
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At 9/27/2014 01:46 PM Saturday, Haiobo Zhou wrote:
>I have a ebs2 file from others.How can I edit 
>the ebs2 file such as modify the duration of anTextDisplay object.
>The *.ebs file can be open and edited easily, but how to do with ebs2 file?
>Thanks.

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