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What application can handle a .cue file?
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Join Date: May 2001
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Well, just look at the subject title! 
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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Be more specific.
Are you burning a "backup" copy of something?
"Backups" are always ok 
Anyhow, it's hard to resond to something so vague.
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Be happy.
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Yeah, it's to burn a backup!  Because it's not really handy to listen to a track of 100 megs!
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Join Date: Jan 2000
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What do you have a .cue file for? (just curious : )
A .cue file is a cuesheet for a CD image made with GoldenHawk CDRWIN (a PC CDRW program). From what my PC buddy explains, it's basically like a table of contents for a CD. There should be an associated .bin file with it (PC disk image, not macbinary). The cuesheet file tells CDRWIN where to burn the .bin file on the CD..
I don't know that you can open it on mac. Or at least, I've never seen it.
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Well... it's just one, big mp3 file of about 100 megabytes and with that came a .cue file. 
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