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List of file extension entries starting with a number (page 6)

  • .3pr Hasselblad digital cameras RAW image files
  • .3r Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher raster image file
  • .3rf Advent 3B2, a print publisher software, uses this file type for script cross reference
  • .3ta Triple-T Animation file; appears to be an unsupported and outdated format
  • .3tf Crystal Reports, a business intelligence application by SAP, uses this file to store created charts
  • .3th Microsoft 3D Movie Maker stored thumbnail data
  • .3w XYZware software uses 3w files for storing 3D documents
  • .3ws CityEngine, a 3D modeling software, uses this to save scenes of 3D urban environments
  • .3x Cygwin, a Linux-like environment for Microsoft Windows, uses the 3x file for storing main data
  • .3xe 3DlinX, a tool for creating realistic 3D applications, data file
  • .3_dpo Ralink RT3070, a USB wireless network adapter for desktop and laptop computers, driver file
  • .3~6 Microsoft Windows 3.x used the 3~6 for some of its internal system files on IBM-PC compatible computers
  • .4 Salt Lake Winter Olympics 2002 video game used this to store game music
  • .40 Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM solution for Windows, file contains versioned data
  • .404 A 16-bits mono sound file contains loops, names, articulation, and multiple filter types, and is used in composing music with Muon DS404
  • .41 Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM solution for Windows, uses this to store versioned data
  • .411 Sony Mavica digital camera series specific format for storing captured digital photos
  • .42 Music information from the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City
  • .42m Genero Report Writer internal file; contains BDL functions
  • .43 Fast and the Furious 6: The Game uses this to visualize game models
  • .44 Clipstream stored a 32 kb stream
  • .45 Salt Lake Winter Olympics 2002 video game music related data
  • .46 Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM solution for Microsoft Windows, uses this to store versioned data
  • .47 Some FreeBSD and NetBSD operating systems installation packages contain data files with this specific extension
  • .48 Creo Elements/Pro uses this type of file for versioned data storage
  • .49 Salt Lake Winter Olympics 2002 game uses this to store in-game audio and music data
  • .4b3 STABCAL, an older stability calculation software for aqueous systems, utilizes this for one of its supporting files
  • .4bit GoDot, an image processing system for the popular 1980s Commodore C64 8-bit home computer, used this to store picture images
  • .4bpp Pentagon 1024SL, a Russian Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 clone, used this for data storage
  • .4bt GoDot, an image editing program for Commodore 64, used this to store picture images
  • .4cm ClickMouse, a Windows automation software, uses macros saved in the program
  • .4db 4db files store 4D database structure data
  • .4dc 4D compiled structure data
  • .4dd 4D, Inc's integrated development platform for database applications uses 4dd files to store data references
  • .4dl Database applications developed by 4th Dimension, like 4D SQL, use it to store database logs
  • .4dr 4th Dimension software associates with 4dr files stored data resource
  • .4ds 4D, a relational database management system, uses this for data segments
  • .4dv GE Healthcare Voluson ultrasound machine uses this format to store ultrasound data
  • .4dx 4D SQL uses 4dx files for creating database apps and plugins
  • .4fs Puppy Linux uses the .4fs file to store operating system saved state
  • .4ge IBM Informix 4GL compiled source code file
  • .4gl Informix, developed by IBM Corporation, uses this file type to store source code
  • .4kn ISOBuster can open this old, uncommon disk image file format, possibly linked to old floppy disks
  • .4lb 4D, also known as 4th Dimension, uses 4lb files for its integrated label editor data storage
  • .4lk 4D SQL database applications use 4lk files for created databases
  • .4mi AtariTools-800, a Windows software, enables users to generate graphics images for ATARI 8-bit computers
  • .4mp 4-MP3 catalog managing audio data
  • .4mt MacroToolbar, a Windows utility, uses 4mt files to store created macros
  • .4pk Perfect Keyboard is a Windows program for creating custom keyboard shortcuts, saved macro sets
  • .4pl AtariTools-800 related file
  • .4pm AtariTools-800, a Windows toolkit for ATARI 400/800 and other 8-bit ATARI computers, uses the raster image stored in this file
  • .4pp PhotoParade stored photo slideshows
  • .4sc ForScore, an Apple iOS software tool, related data file
  • .4sh 4shared related file, containing various data
  • .4sw 4DOS uses 4sw files for swap data file
  • .4th Forth programming language uses .4th files to store source code
  • .4tw Macro Toolworks, an automation software for Microsoft Windows, uses 4tw files to store macro settings
  • .4ug 4th Dimension applications saved databases
  • .4vr 4th Dimension, a database management system, uses 4vr to store saved database windows variables
  • .4w7 4D Write, a word processing tool, uses 4w7 files to store text documents created within its applications
  • .4ws Macro Toolworks automate processes stored data file
  • .4wt 4D Write, a word processing software stored templates
  • .4xm 4X Technologies compressed video and interleaved audio data
  • .4zx File holds module settings
  • .5 Fle linked to IBM's Embedded ViaVoice, a speech recognition software, used for language-specific script data
  • .50 Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM software uses the .50 file extension for versioned data
  • .500 File related to Tally.ERP, contains accounting data
  • .509 Certificate file
  • .51 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .52 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .521 Murray State University Trojan Ring configuration data
  • .53 Data format used by Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM software for Windows, to store versioned data
  • .54 Data format used by Creo Elements/Pro, a CAD/CAM software for Windows, to store versioned data
  • .55 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .555 Black & White weather settings
  • .56 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .57 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .58 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .59 Creo Elements/Pro file
  • .5a Linux data
  • .5br Fivebar geometry data
  • .5d The 5d file extension was used by Microsoft Works for storing data
  • .5dv A file format used by 5D Glossary software for teaching foreign language vocabulary
  • .5slrdecreas EdGCM results
  • .5vw A file extension used by 5Views software to store packet capture data
  • .5xb POD HD500X bundle data
  • .5xe Line 6 POD HD500X edit preset
  • .5xs POD HD500X set data
  • .6 Salt Lake Winter Olympics 2002 music
  • .60 Creo Elements/Pro versioned data
  • .600x Bitmap picture image
  • .602 T602 text document file, an old software for MS-DOS
  • .603 GANZ video compression data
  • .60d CCTV video clip
  • .61 Creo Elements/Pro versioned data
  • .62 Creo Elements/Pro versioned data
  • .63 Creo Elements/Pro versioned data
  • .64 Creo Elements/Pro versioned data
  • .64b Commodore C64 emulator data
  • .64c Commodore C64 Emulator data or font

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