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AutoCAD uses .bak files for backup files, just as you suggested. I think I was able to open one once by changing the extension to .dwg, the normal AutoCAD file extension.
Try to change the .bak to whatever the normal file extension is and see if it opens.
edit: I mean change the .bak to whatever your normal dbase file extension is.
Whenever I get an unknown file extension (to Windows, at least), I just try opening it up in Notepad first. If it looks garbled/encrypted, then it's real important. 😉 .bak is obviously a backup file to somethin...
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