Mno
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mno is a file extension created by some web designing software like UltraDev or Dreamweaver. It often goes after the existing extension of .html, in effect creating a double extension of filename.html.mno.
When a page with a recordset is created by some web design software, an .mno file is created in the site's _notes folder. .mno file contains design notes. This folder is not visible in the site manager, but it can be viewed using your systems file management tool. The MNO file contains XML information that UltraDev uses to gain information about recordsets on the page. The XML file defines the name and data type of the recordset columns. UltraDev needs this file to properly populate the data bindings panel in the design environment.
[edit] Potential issue with missing MNO file
When a file from one development machine is moved or copied to another, the data bindings panel may not show recordsets. Even though the server behaviors tab displays that a recordset has been defined, it may not be available under the data bindings tab in the design environment. This happens when the associated MNO file is missing in the new development machine. The solution to this issue is to copy the missing MNO file to the "_notes" folder in the relevant directory in new machine.
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When a page with a recordset is created an MNO file is created in the site's _notes folder. This folder is not visible in the Dreamweaver site manager, but it can be viewed using your systems file management tool. The MNO file contains XML information that Dreamweaver uses to gain information about recordsets on the page. The XML file defines the name and data type of the recordset columns. Dreamweaver needs this file to properly populate the data bindings panel in the design environment.
