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An at2 file extension is related to the Adobe Persuasion (also known as Aldus Persuasion). An at2 file contains auto template.
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The at2 file extension was used by now discontinued presentation program called Adobe (Aldus) Persuasion. Last version was discontinued in 1996.
An at2 file used in Persuasion contains some sort of template.
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Files with AT2 extension might also be found as control files for WinControl DCX-AT3000 platform.
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The AT2 file extension is also used by WinControl DCX-AT3000 - specialised hardware, software. Some sort of command control file, probably script.
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