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An opa file extension is related to Psion Series 3 PDAs and used for its object files.
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The opa file extension is associated with a range of personal digital assistants Psion Series 3 with SIBO operating system (also known as Symbian or EPOC) made by Psion PLC.
The opa file stores OPL object.
The Psion Series 3 is obsolete.
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An opa file extension is related to the Fly! a flight simulation video game. An opa file stores RAW image opacity map.
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The opa file extension is associated with the computer flight simulator Fly!, available for Microsoft Windows and Mac.
The opa file specifies the opacity (opposite of transparency) for each pixel of an associated RAW image.
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A flight simulator
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