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HCR File - What is an .hcr file and how do I open it?
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What is an HCR file? File created by Broderbund PrintMaster and American Greetings Creatacard programs, which allow users to create customized greeting cards, scrapbook pages, labels, banners, and posters; contains layout and image data for a half-fold card design.
More Information HCR files, while not always backward compatible, are always forward compatible with different versions of HydroCAD.
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DeveloperHydroCad Software Solutions
Popularity2.5 | 2 Votes
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.HCR File Extension
2 file types use the .hcr file extension.
Half-Fold Card File
| Developer | Broderbund |
| Popularity |
4.0 | 4 Votes |
What is an HCR file?
File created by Broderbund PrintMaster and American Greetings Creatacard programs, which allow users to create customized greeting cards, scrapbook pages, labels, banners, and posters; contains layout and image data for a half-fold card design.
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Broderbund PrintMaster 2020
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Broderbund Creatacard
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Broderbund PrintMaster 2020
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Broderbund Creatacard
Category: Page Layout Files
Updated: December 28, 2009
HydroCAD Rainfall Curve Data File
| Developer | HydroCad Software Solutions |
| Popularity |
2.5 | 2 Votes |
Data file used by HydroCAD, an interactive CAD stormwater modeling program used for water drainage solutions; contains rainfall curve distribution data in ASCII text format; used as part of an overall drainage HydroCAD project.
More Information
HCR files, while not always backward compatible, are always forward compatible with different versions of HydroCAD.
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HydroCAD Software Solutions HydroCAD
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HydroCAD Software Solutions HydroCAD Sampler
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Category: Data Files
Updated: December 19, 2009