How to open a file with a .Ink ending?

ascala wrote:
I installed Dropbox (from Dropbox.com) and my files transfered from a windows computer were labeled with the .INK ending> was not able to open them on the mac... any ideas as to how or why?

Your subject line refers to a .lnk file extension and the body of your post refers to a .INK file extension. Which is it? If it is .lnk then it is a link to a file, not a file. In Windows a file name ending with .lnk is a shortcut link to the file. You likely copied over the shortcut rather than the file itself. Therefor you can't open it because it is not there on your Mac.

Message was edited by: BobTheFisherman

Google, "INK. format" and check out the links that apply to you.
That simple.

What format are the files you moved across / what were they created with ?

.ink is usually Wacom Tablet notes files ...