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An fni file extension is related to the FileNet IDM Viewer developed by IBM.
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The fni file extension is used by FileNet IDM Viewer.
The program is currently developed and marketed by IBM as part of FileNet platform, which is part of Enterprise Content Management solution.
The fni file stores some kind of data used by FileNet IDM Viewer.
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A document management software
An fni file extension is related to the Alternative Live Compatible Uru Game Server. An fni file contains settings.
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The fni file extension is associated with the ALCUGS (Alternative Live Compatible Uru Game Server), a gaming servier for Uru games.
The fni file stores some kind of settings used by ALCUGS.
We are sorry, there is currently no specific software link to open this kind of file.
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