SO far I got this: 
207        1 'Peak Table' (pps 30)                     FILE         f4
+ bytes
208        2 'Slice Data' (pps 31)                     FILE         1a
+ bytes
209        3 'Compound Table' (pps 32)                 FILE       2ef4
+ bytes
210        4 'Grouping Table' (pps 33)                 FILE        1ca
+ bytes
211        5 'Calib Data File' (pps 34)                FILE        a9c
+ bytes
212        6 'Compound Results' (pps 35)               FILE         3e
+ bytes
213        7 'Grouping Results' (pps 36)               FILE         32
+ bytes
214        8 'Peak Picking Param' (pps 37)             FILE         28
+ bytes
215        9 'Quantitation Param' (pps 38)             FILE         30
+ bytes
216       10 'Time Program For Data' (pps 39)          FILE         18
+ bytes
217       11 'Time Program For Method' (pps 3a)        FILE         18
+ bytes
218       12 'Column Performance Param' (pps 3b)       FILE         68
+ bytes
219       13 'Compound Calib Peak Info' (pps 3c)       FILE         d0
+ bytes
220       14 'Grouping Calib Peak Info' (pps 3d)       FILE         d0
+ bytes
221       15 'Compound Calib Curve Info' (pps 3e)      FILE          0
+ bytes
222       16 'Compound Calib Peak Info2' (pps 3f)      FILE         30
+ bytes
223       17 'Grouping Calib Curve Info' (pps 40)      FILE          0
+ bytes
224       18 'Grouping Calib Peak Info2' (pps 41)      FILE         30
+ bytes
225     23 'GC Data Processing Original 2' (pps 11)    DIR  22.03.2012
+ 12:07:01
226     24 'GC Data Processing Original 3' (pps 12)    DIR  22.03.2012
+ 12:07:01

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from the OLE::Storage_Lite but how can I access the data within a FILE pps Object?
Thankxxx again...

In reply to Re^3: Read a bin file and extract data by hiX0r
in thread Read a bin file and extract data by hiX0r

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