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I'm trying to open a file with the extension .msr. I've really tried to find a program to open this kind of file, but unfortunately I can't find something. It is a measure file which should show a diagram depending on measured data.
I would be glad if someone could help me.
Thank you,
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Perhaps it's this: http://bersoft.com/bimagem/help/export_options.htm
MSR file:
Saves the data as a Bersoft Image measurement file with .MSR file extension. This is the same format used to save measurements along the images.
That help page is for the following software: http://bersoft.com/bimagem/index.htm


I found the solution for my problem. I can open the files with PHYWE - Measure.

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