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i downloaded wikepedia files related to some topic.i saw a desktop.ini file hidden along with it.When i opened it it didn't revealed any extractable information.its format was not understandable.When i opened it with dos it showed nothing.Can you tellme what it is and how can i see the contents in it.
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