Labview control error

i am not able to open a labview control that i found,
It says it is not a resource file,
can anyone comment on this.
Regards,
Shrenik
Attachments:
buttons.ctl ‏193 KB

Hi Shrekt,
all I can say is: your file is definitely no LabVIEW resource file! (Just look at LV ctl files with a text editor and compare the first 10 bytes...)
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