[Brian]

Here's a question for any of the computer geeks out there.
I've looked at a few websites and their file extension is .omp Eg: http://www.3ireland.ie/index.omp
I've tried to google this but nothing is coming up for it….
Can someone enlighten me?

 

[cian]

just asked a geek who should know and am awaiting his answer

 

[Brian]

Cheers Cian

 

[Rapidude]

Think its an ActiveX Object. Couldnt be sure tho.

 

[johnny99]

I think it runs on diesel, no ?

John

 

[cian]

QUOTE (dubtrend @ Jan 10 2006, 03:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>just asked a geek who should know and am awaiting his answer

no word back from the geek yet. looks like i out geeked the geek. hooray for me

 

[bpm]

QUOTE (Brian @ Jan 10 2006, 12:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Here's a question for any of the computer geeks out there.
I've looked at a few websites and their file extension is .omp Eg: http://www.3ireland.ie/index.omp
I've tried to google this but nothing is coming up for it&#8230;.
Can someone enlighten me?

Oooh...a challenge...

My results...

Its an "Open Media Platform" file. Its for use on any platform (mobile phone, pc, etc) and has to do with the latest 3G phones.

Take a look Here, if you're interested..

 

[rmn]

@BPM, thats it, i just saw the thread!
Brian, you have too much time

 

[Brian]

QUOTE (rmn @ Jan 11 2006, 08:22 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>@BPM, thats it, i just saw the thread!
Brian, you have too much time

It's actually to do with work Richard....cheers boys, you just up'd my bonus