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.lst

File Type 1 Data List IconData List
File Format Standard
Usage Open manually; may be referenced by an application
Popularity ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆  Common
Description

LST is short for "list." Therefore, LST files contain lists of data. They are typically saved in text format that can be viewed in a text editor.

Numerous programs use LST files. They may be generated as log files or referenced by applications as data files. LST files that are generated as output files may be opened, viewed, and even edited by the user. However, pre-programmed LST files that are referenced by programs should not be opened or edited manually.

Open With
Windows

IconMicrosoft Visual Studio

IconMicrosoft Notepad

IconMicrosoft WordPad

macOS

IconApple TextEdit

IconOther text editor

Unix

Icongedit

IconBeaver

IconLeafpad

Updated June 6, 2009
File Type 2 Generic IconLightScribe Label Template
File Format Proprietary (Hewlett-Packard)
Usage Open manually
Popularity ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆  Uncommon
Description

LightScribe label templates are used by LightScribe Template Labeler. They contain basic designs that can be edited to create custom disc labels. The final designs can be burned into the top of LightScribe-compatible optical media discs using a LightScribe CD/DVD writer.

LightScribe Template Labeler is a disc label design program that includes more features than the Simple Labeler program included with most LightScribe drives. It is used for creating label designs for LightScribe discs.

Open With
Windows

IconHP LightScribe Template Labeler

Updated July 24, 2009
File Type 3 Generic IconFoxPro Documenting Wizard List
Popularity ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆  Average
Description

Report generated by the FoxPro Documenting Wizard; "Xref.lst" lists all user-defined symbols, "Files.lst" lists all files in the project, "project.lst" puts all formatted code in a single file, "Tree.lst" shows the procedure calling tree

Open With
Windows

IconMicrosoft Visual FoxPro

Updated 2007
Information from the PC File Extensions Reference
https://pc.net/extensions/file/lst
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