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A pvd file extension is related to the ParaView, a data analysis software. A pvd file stores data object.
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The pvd file extension is mainly related to ParaView, a data analysis and visualization application for Microsoft Windows, Linux and OS X (macOS) developed by Kitware, Inc.
The pvd file stores some sort of data object.
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A data analysis and visualization application
A pvd file extension is related to the PacketView Pro software for Windows operating system. A pvd file stores packet trace data.
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A pvd file extension is associated with a PacketView Pro a network protocol analyzer for Microsoft Windows operating system developed by Kios Technologies, Inc.
A pvd file stores packet trace data captured by PacketView.
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LAN and WAN protocol analyzer
A pvd file extension is related to the Pagerecall and used for its data files.
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The *.pvd files used to be associated with Pegarecall software by Aithentica. EMC Corporation acquired Authentica on February 27, 2006.
Authentica’s enterprise rights management software has been integrated with EMC Documentum products.
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A pvd file extension is related to the Canon Software Publishing. A pvd file contains picture browser cache.
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A pvd file extension is associated with some applications by Canon Software Publishing a Japanese company that develops printing solutions and other devices.
A pvd file stores picture browser cache.
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File extensions are characters that appear after the dot in a computer file's name. For example, the file "unknown-file.pvd" has the file extension "pvd". This is used to identify which program should open the file or what file type it is.
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