A
ACE: ACE Compression Format
ACT: Microsoft Office Assistant File
AIF, AIFF: Audio Interlocation File, Sound Format of Silicon Graphic and Macintosh Application
Ani: Animation Cursor in Windows System
Arc: LH ARC compressed file file
Arj: Robert Jung ARJ Compressed Package
ASD: Microsoft Word automatic saving file; Microsoft Advanced Stream Media Format
Format, ASF) description file; available NSREX to open the Velvet Studio example file
ASF: Microsoft Advanced Streaming Media Format
ASM: assembly language source file, Pro / E assembly file
ASP: Dynamic web file; Procomm Plus installation and connection script file; Astound introduction file
AST: ASTIND multimedia file; Clarisworks "Assistant" file
AXX: ARJ compresses the sub-package number file of the file, used to press a large file to several small compressed packets (XX take 01-99)
A3L: Authorware 3.x library file
A4L: Authorware 4.x library file
A5L: Authorware 5.x library file
A3M, A4M: Authorware Macintosh Unpacking file
A3W, A4W, A5W: Authorware Windows file unpacking
B
BAK: Backup file
BAS: Basic Source File
BAT: Batch file
BIN: binary file
Binhex: an encoding format of Apple
BMP: Windows or OS / 2 bitmap file
Book: Adobe Framemaker Book File
Box: Lotus Notes mailbox file
BPL: BORLARD DELPH 4 Packing Library
BSP: quake graphics file
Bun: Cakewalk sound bundled documents (a MIDI program)
C
C0L: Typhoon waveform file
CAB: Microsoft Compressed Archive
CAD: Softdek Drafix CAD file
CAM: CASIO camera format
CAP: Compressed music file format
CAS: comma separate ASCI file
CCB: Visual Basic Dynamic Button Profile
CCH: Corel chart file
Cco: cyberchat data file
CCT: Macromedia Director ShockWave Projection
CDA: CD audio track
CDF: Microsoft Channel Definition Format File
CDI: PHILIP high-key disk interactive format
CDM: Visual DBase custom data module file
CDR: CorelDRAW drawing file; original audio CD data file
CDT: CorelDRAW Template
CDX: CorelDRAW compressed drawing file; Microsoft Visual FoxPro index file
CFG: Profile
CGI: Public gateway interface script file
CGM: computer graphic file
CH: OS / 2 configuration file
CHK: File fragment CHM saved by a Windows Disk Defragmentation Or Disk Scan: Compiled HTML File
Chp: Ventura Publisher chapter file
CHR: Character set (font file)
CHT: chartviem file; harvard graphics vector file
CIF: Adaptec CD Creator CD Image File
Cil: Clip Gallery Download Package
CIM: SIMCITY 2000 file
CIN: OS / 2 Change Control File is used to track changes in the INI file
Class: Java class file
CLP: Windows clipboard file
CLL: CRICK Software CLICKER file
CLS: Visual Basic class file
CMD: Windows NT, OS / 2 command file; dos cd / m command file; DBASE file
CPI: Microsoft MS-DOS Code Page Information File
CPL: Control Panel Extension, Corel Color Board
CPP: C code file
CPR: Corel Provides a manual file
CPT: Corel Photo - Painting Images
CST: Macromedia Director Cast file
Cur: Windows cursor file
Di
DBF: DBASE file, a format created by Ashton-Tate, can be ACT! , Lipper, FoxPro, Arago, Wordtech, XBase, and similar databases or related product identification with the database; available data files (available by Excel)
97 Open); Oracle 8.1.x Table Space File
DBX: DATABEARN Image; Microsoft Visual FoxPro Table File
DCT: Microsoft Visual FoxPro Database Container
DCU: Delphi Compilation Unit File
DCX: Microsoft Visual FoxPro database container; PCX-based fax image; macro
Dir: MacromediaDirector file
DLL: Dynamic Link Library
Doc: Framemaker or Framebuilder Document; Word Star Document, Word
Perfect documentation, Microsoft: Word document; DISPLAYWRITE document
DOT: Microsoft Word Document Template
DPL: Borland Delph 3 Compressed Library
DRV: Driver
DRW: Micrografx Designer / Draw; Pro / e Painting File
DSF: Micrografx Designer VFX file
DSG: DOOM Saved File
DSM: Dynamic Studio Music Module (MOD) file
DSP: Microsoft Developer Studio Project Document
DSQ: Corel Query
DST: embroidery graphic file
DSW: Microsoft Developer Studio workspace file
DTA: WORLD BANK STARS Data File
DTD: SGML Document Type Definition (DTD) File DTED: Ground Height Digital Data (Data Format of Graphics) File
DTF: Symantec Q & a related database data file
DTM: DigiTrakker module file
Dun: Microsoft Coam Network Export File
DV: Digital Video File (MIME)
DWG: AutoCAD engineering diagram file; AutoCAD or Generic Cadd old version of the drawing format
DXR: Macromedia Director protected (invigible) movie files
E
EDA: ENSONIQ ASR Disk Image
EDD: Element Definition Document (FrameMaker SGML Document)
EDE: ENSONIQ EPS Disk Image
EDK: ENSONIQ KT Disk Image
Edq: ENSONIQ SQ1 / SQ2 / KS32 Disk Image
EDS: ENSONIQ SQ80 Disk Image
EDV: ENSONIQ VFX-SD disk image
EFA: ENSONIQ ASR file
EFE: ENSONIQ EPS file
EFK: ENSONIQ KT file
EFQ: ENSONIQ SQ1 / SQ2 / KS32 file
EFS: ENSONIQ SQ80 file
EFV: ENSONIQ VFX-SD file
EMD: ABT extension module
EMF: Windows enhances meta
EML: Microsoft Outlook Express Mail Message (MIME RTC822) file
Exe: Executable File (Program)
Fly
FAV: Microsoft Outlook Navigation
Fax: Fax Type Image
FCD: Virtual CD-ROM
FDF: Adobe Acrobat Form Document File
FLA: Macromedia Flash Movie
FND: Microsoft Explorer Save Search File (Find Applet)
FON: system font
FRT: Microsoft FoxPro Report File
FRX: Visual Basic form text; Microsoft FoxPro report file
FXP: Source file compiled by Microsoft FoxPro
G
GDM: Ringtones, whistle and sound board module format
GETRIGHT: GetRight Unfinished download file
GHO: Norton cloned disk image
GID: Windows 95 global index file (including help status)
GIF: CompuServe bitmap file
GL: animation format
GRP: Program Management Group
Hide
HEX: Macintosh Binhex2.0 file
HLP: Help file; Date CAD Windows Help File
HPP: C program header file
HQX: Macintosh Binhex 4.0 file
HT: Hyperterminal (Super Terminal)
HTM, HTML: Hypertext documentation
HTT: Microsoft Hypertext Template
HTX: Extended HTML Template
I
ICO: Windows icon
IDX: Microsoft FoxPro related database index file; Symantec Q & a related database index file; Microsoft OutlookExpress file
IMG: GEM image
INF: Information file
INI: Initialization file; "NWSYNTH.INI" GMS installation of MWave DSP Synth; Cravis Ultrasound Bank Installation
INP: Oracle 3.0 or earlier version of the form source code
INRS: INRS Remote Communication
INS: InstallShield installation script; X-Internet signature file; Ensoniq EPS word clustered device; Cell / IIMAC / PC sampling device
INT: Intermediate code, when a source program is compiled after the syntax check, compile a executable code
IOF: FindIT documentation
Iqy: Microsoft Internet query file
ISO: Lists files on the CD-ROM according to the ISD 9660 for the CD-ROM file system standard
ISP: X-Internet signing file
IST: Digital Tracking Device File
ISU: InstallShield unloading script
IT: Pulse Tracking System Music Module (MOD) file
ITI: Pulse Tracking System Equipment
ITS: Pulse Tracking System Sampling, Internet Documentation
IV: file format used in Open Inventor
IVD: More than 20/20 microscopic data dimension or variable level file
IVP: More than 20/20 user subset configuration files
IVT: More than 20/20 tables or collection data files
IVX: More than 20/20 micro-data directory files
Iw: iDlewild screen saver
IWC: Install Watch documentation
J
J62: Ricoh camera format
JAR: Java file file (a compressed file for applet and related files)
Java: Java source file
JAR: Java file file (a compressed file for applet and related files)
Java: Java source file
JFF, JFIF, JIF: JPEG file
JPE, JPEG, JPG: JPEG graphics file
JS: JavaScript source file
JSP: HTML page, which contains a reference to a Java Servlet
K
Kar: Karaoke Midi file (text MIDI)
L
Lab: Visual DBase tag file
LBT, LBX: Microsoft FoxPro Label
LDB: Microsoft Access lock file
LHA: LZH Replacement File suffix
Log: log file
LZH: LH ARC compressed file
M
M1V: MPEG related files (MIME "MPEG" type)
M3D: Corel Motion 3D animation
M3U: MPEG URL (MIME Sound File)
Mam: Microsoft Access Macro
MAQ: Microsoft Access Query File
Mar: Microsoft Access Report File
MBX: Microsoft Outlook Saves Email format; Eudora Mailbox MCW: Macintosh Document for Microsoft Word
MDB: Microsoft Access Database
MDN: Microsoft Access Air Database Template
MDW: Microsoft Access Working Group File
MID: MIDI music
MMM: Microsoft Multimedia Movie
MOV: QuickTime for Windows Movie
MP2: Layer 2 MPEG audio file
MP3: Layer 3 MPEG audio file
MPA: MPEG related files, MIME "MPEG Type"
MPE, MPEG, MPG: MPEG animation file
MPP: Microsoft Engineering File; CAD Drawing File Format
MPR: Microsoft FoxPro Menu (compiled)
MSI: Windows Installer Pack
MSN: Microsoft Network Document; Descent mission file
O
OBD: Microsoft Office Binder
OBJ: Object file
OBZ: Microsoft Office Release Wide
OCX: Microsoft Object Links and Embedded Custom Controls
ODS: Microsoft Outlook Express Email File
OFT: Microsoft Outlook Template
OPX: OPL Extension DLL (Dynamic Link Library)
OSS: Microsoft Office Find file
OST: Microsoft Exchange / Outlook Offline File
P
PAL: Compressed file
Part: Go! Zilla section download file
PAS: Pascal Source Code
PCS: PICS animation file
PDF: Adobe Acrobat
Export document format file (available web browser display); Microsoft System Management Server Pack Defining File; NetWare printer definition file
PHP, PHP3: HTML page containing PHP scripts
PHTML: HTML web page with PHP scripts; HTML explained by Perl analysis
PM5: PageMaker 5.0 file
PM6: PageMaker 6.0 file
PPS: Microsoft PowerPoint Slide Show
PPT: Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation
PRF: Windows system file, Macromedia Director Settings File
PSD: Adobe Photoshop bitmap file
PSM: Protracker Studio model format; EPIC game source data file
PST: Microsoft Outlook Personal Folder File
PWL: Windows 95 Password List File
Qi
QIF: QuickTime Related Image (MIME); Quicken Import File
Qt, QTM: QuickTime Movie
QTI, QTIF: QuickTime related image
Qtp: QuickTime priority file
QTS: MAC PICT image file; QuickTime related image
Qtx: QuickTime Related Image R
RA: Reaudio Sound File
RAM: Reaudio Yuan Document
RAR: RAR compression archive (Eugene Roshall format)
Rec: recorder Hong; RapidComm sound file
REG: Registration File
Rep: Visual DBase report file
Res: Microsoft Visual C resource files
RM: Reaudio video file
RMF: Rich Map Format (3D Game Editor uses it to save pictures)
ROM: Family game emulator file based on cassette tape (from Atari
2600, Colecovision, Sega, Nintendo and other cassettes complete copy, unmattended between two emulators)
RXX: RAR compressed file on multi-volume file (XX = 1 ~ 99)
S
SAV: Game Save File
SB: Original band symbol byte (8 digits) data
SoundFont 1.0 Bank file for Creative Labs; (Soundb last) / EMU SonndFont V1.x
Bank file
SBL: ShockWave Flash object file
SCF: Windows Explorer Command File
SCH: Microsoft Schedule 1
SCP: Dialing Network Script File
SCR: Windows screen protection; fax image; script file
SFX: RAR self-extracting file
SHTML: HTML files containing server-side include (SSI)
SPL: ShockWave Flash object; Digitrakker sampling
SQL: Informix SQL query; usually used by database products for SQL query (script, text, binary) file extension
Stm: .shtml short suffix form, containing a server including (SSI) HTML file; Scream Tracker V2 Music Module (MOD) file
STR: Screen Protection File
SWA: Sound of SHOCKWAVE in Macromedia Director File (MP3 File)
SWF: ShockWave Flash object
SYS: system file
T
T64: Commodore 64 Simulator Tape Image File
Theme: Windows 95 Desktop Theme File
TIF, TIFF: Label Image Format (TIFF) Bitmap
TMP: Windows temporary file
TRM: Terminal file
TXT: Sound Data of Asci Text Format
TZ: Old compressed format file
V
VBA: VBASE file
VBP: Microsoft Visual Basic Engineering
VBW: Microsoft Visual Basic Workspace File
VBX: Microsoft Visual Basic User Custom Control
VQE, VQL: YAMAHA Sound-VQ Locator File
VQF: Yamaha Sound-VQ file (possibly standard)
VRF: Oracle 7 configuration file
VSL: Download List File (GetRight)
W
WAB: Microsoft Outlook file
WAD: Contains a big file with DOM games with videos, players and other information
Wal: quake 2 text file
WAV: Windows waveform sound
WBK: Microsoft Word Backup File
WFM: Visual DBase Windows Form
WFN: Symbols used in CoreLDRAW
WIZ: Microsoft Word Wizard
WRL: Virtual Reality Model
WWL: Microsoft Word interpolator file
X
XLK: Microsoft Excel Backup
XLL: Microsoft Excel Interpolator File
XLM: Microsoft Excel Macro
XLS: Microsoft Excel Workplace
XLT: Microsoft Excel Template
XLV: Microsoft Excel VBA Module
XLW: Microsoft Excel Workbook / Work Area
Z
ZAP: Windows Software Installation Profile
ZIP: ZIP file
000-999: Used to numbate the old version (or backup) file number (such as: config.sys file that is changed by the installer); it can be used for multiple user-related data file numbers for small PC applications
12m: Lotus 1-2-3 97 SmartMaster file
123: Lotus 1-2-3 97 file
2D: VersaCad 2D painting file
2GR, 3GR: VGA graphics driver / configuration file under Windows
386: Files used on 386 or higher
3D: 3D painting file for Versacad
3DM: 3D NURBS Destructor, Rhino
3DS: 3D Studio (DOS) Format file
386: Files used on 386 or higher
4GE: Informix 4GL compile code
4GL: Informix 4GL source code
669: Composer 669; UNIX Composer music model file; 669 track module
# 01 and higher: Picture file number method for a series of movies scan for computer demonstration
$$$: OS / 2 Used to track file files
@@@: Guidance file for screen files during installation and applications for Microsoft Code View for C
