nge-blog dari BB May 11, 2011

untuk pengguna wordpress *tunjuk tangan*
bisa download applikasinya dari blackberry world..

nah untuk pengguna blogger, gue gugling kayaknya ga dapet applikasi khusus..
cuma gue dapet dari salah satu forum, kita tetep bisa ngeblog juga dari BB tanpa aplikasi..
caranya dengan send imel..
caranya gampang ternyata (udah dites)

jadi dari tampilan home blog kamu, step nya seperti ini :
dashboard – settings – email / mobile device

nah waktu di bagian email ini, dibagian “email posting address”
ada imel address default kita dari blogger kayak gini :
user.blank@blogger.com
nb :
user = id blogger kita
blank = kosong (arus diisi ntar)

nah, kita tinggal isi bagian yang kosong tersebut dengan kata apa aja, yang penting jangan ampe lupa

nah, udah gitu di save..

tinggal di tes aja deh..
dari BB kita, send imel seperti biasa, tus to : nya diisi dengan imel yang udah kita isi tadi..
misalnya setelah bagian yang kosong udah diisi jadi :
guecakep.banget@blogger.com

tus send aja deh..
and TADA !!!!
udah muncul deh di blog kamu

untuk wordpress sebenarnya juga ada fungsi untuk kirim by mail juga..
tapi gue belum pernah coba en kaga aktifin..
lucu yey, blog ndiri kaga tau, tapi blog orang laen bisa tau @.@

Excel : #Div/0 March 9, 2011

#Div/0 => error yang muncul karena nominal dibagi dengan 0
misalnya 5 dibagi 0 pasti bakalan muncul error ini..

penyelesaian

source

=IF(ISERROR(xxxx),"error",xxxx)

xxxx = formula
“error” (yang di bold warna merah) = kondisi kalo formula didalam kurung ISERROR adalah true, bole diganti sesuai kebutuhan

Outlook Express won’t display body of messages February 8, 2011

source

gue make cara :
According to microsoft Article ID:312351

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312351/en-us

When you view messages in Outlook Express 5.x, the body of the message may be blank and the message may contain an attachment named ATT000XX.txt or ATT000XX.htm. If you use Outlook Express 6.0, the body of the message is blank and there is no attachment.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this behavior, clear the Temp and Temporary Internet folders:
1. In Internet Explorer, on the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the General tab, click Delete Files, click OK, and then click OK again.
3. In Windows Explorer, click to expand the hard disk letter, click to expand Windows, and then click to expand Temp.
4. Select all of the files, and then on the File menu, click Delete.
5. Click Yes.

and it works !!!

[VB.6] lock & unlock excel sheet November 30, 2010

hueheueheue

nih codingnya untuk unlock ( yg di bold itu codingnya )

Dim xlApp As Object
Dim xlWb As Object
Dim xlWs As Object
Dim fldCount As Integer
Dim iCol As Integer

Set xlApp = CreateObject(“excel.application”)
Set xlWs = xlApp.activesheet
xlApp.Visible = True
xlApp.UserControl = True
Call xlWs.unProtect(Password:=”xxx”)

ini coding buat lock lagi :

Call xlWs.Protect(Password:=”xxx”)

Setup cannot continue because some system files are out of date on your system. blah blah blah November 30, 2010

emang gugel ini penyelamat gue.
ceritanya, gue baru package 1 program buat dipake ama dept tetangga.
eh waktu mo di install, dia kaga mau, keluar error :

“Setup cannot continue because some system files are out of date on your system. Click OK if you would like setup to update these files for you now. You will need to restart Windows before you can run setup again. Click cancel to exit setup without updating system files.”

awalnya, gue klik ok, tus abis itu restart,
dengan harapan abis restart udah bisa di install..
ga taunya, abis di restart, dia juga masi kaga bisa..

akhirnye gw cari di paman gugel, gue dapet ini :

______________________________________________________

I realized that many people, just like myself, were having problems with the Package and Deployment Wizard for VB 6.0 and when trying to install their program on another PC they were getting the following message:

“Setup cannot continue because some system files are out of date on your system. Click OK if you would like setup to update these files for you now. You will need to restart Windows before you can run setup again. Click cancel to exit setup without updating system files.”

Microsoft addresses this issue in their Help and Support (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/Q191/0/96.ASP&NoWebContent=1) and proposes 8 solutions.

However, I found out that the problem was coming from the Bootstrap files in the Setup.LST file.
If you open Setup.LST (generated with the wizard) you’ll see something like this:

File1=@VB6STKIT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,3 25 99 11:00:00 PM,101888,6.0.84.50
File2=@MSVCRT40.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,326656,4.21.0.0
File3=@COMCAT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,22288,4.71.1460.1
File4=@stdole2.tlb,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(TLBRegister),,8 23 01 1:00:00 PM,17920,3.50.5014.0
File5=@asycfilt.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,8 4 04 8:56:41 AM,65024,5.1.2600.2180
File6=@olepro32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,83456,5.1.2600.2180
File7=@oleaut32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,553472,5.1.2600.2180
File8=@msvbvm60.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:43 AM,1392671,6.0.96.90

Files 1 through 3 are needed to run your VB 6.0 program, but Files 4 through 8 were the ones that were “out of date” and caused the error. Since the host PC will most certainly have these files, there is no need for your program to install them (or even update them). So you can just insert a colon “;” in front of the lines for File 4 through 8 for the installation to ignore these commands.

So open your Setup.LST and change it like this:

[Bootstrap Files]
File1=@VB6STKIT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,3 25 99 11:00:00 PM,101888,6.0.84.50
File2=@MSVCRT40.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,326656,4.21.0.0
File3=@COMCAT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,22288,4.71.1460.1
;File4=@stdole2.tlb,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(TLBRegister),,8 23 01 1:00:00 PM,17920,3.50.5014.0
;File5=@asycfilt.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,8 4 04 8:56:41 AM,65024,5.1.2600.2180
;File6=@olepro32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,83456,5.1.2600.2180
;File7=@oleaut32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,553472,5.1.2600.2180
;File8=@msvbvm60.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:43 AM,1392671,6.0.96.90

Save it, close it, and try installing your program again.

[B]Note: You may have other DLL files than those listed above, so you have to make sure which ones are the one out of date.

Hope this helps some of you out there.

_______________________________________________________

tapi ada masalah, coz dipenjelasan diatas, ada

File2=@MSVCRT40.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,326656,4.21.0.0

sedangkan gue kada ada..
ini bootstrap gue :
File1=@VB6STKIT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,3 25 99 11:00:00 PM,101888,6.0.84.50
File2=@COMCAT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,5 30 98 11:00:00 PM,22288,4.71.1460.1
File3=@stdole2.tlb,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(TLBRegister),,8 23 01 1:00:00 PM,17920,3.50.5014.0
File4=@asycfilt.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,8 4 04 8:56:41 AM,65024,5.1.2600.2180
File5=@olepro32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,83456,5.1.2600.2180
File6=@oleaut32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:44 AM,553472,5.1.2600.2180
File7=@msvbvm60.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,8 4 04 8:56:43 AM,1392671,6.0.96.90

gue baca ulang lagi, en disitu dibilang, kalo file 1-3 itu yang wajib ada

Files 1 through 3 are needed to run your VB 6.0 program, but Files 4 through 8 were the ones that were “out of date” and caused the error. Since the host PC will most certainly have these files, there is no need for your program to install them (or even update them). So you can just insert a colon “;” in front of the lines for File 4 through 8 for the installation to ignore these commands.

it means, file penting yang arus ada waktu instalasi :
VB6STKIT.DLL
MSVCRT40.DLL
COMCAT.DLL

en gue tandain (;) dari nomor 3-7 dari bootstrap gue.
coba ulang install, en TADAAAAA it works !!!!!
hehe

jadi kesimpulan :
kalo ketemu error diatas, tinggal tandain (;) file selaen :
VB6STKIT.DLL
MSVCRT40.DLL
COMCAT.DLL

hehe
thanks uncle google

see ya

10 things you can do when Windows XP won’t boot November 19, 2010

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When your computer hardware appears to power up okay, but the Windows XP operating system won’t boot properly, you have to begin a troubleshooting expedition that includes getting into the operating system, determining the problem, and then fixing it. To help you get started on this expedition, here are 10 things you can do when Windows XP won’t boot.

#1: Use a Windows startup disk
One of the first things you should reach for when troubleshooting a Windows XP boot problem is a Windows startup disk. This floppy disk can come in handy if the problem is being caused when either the startup record for the active partition or the files that the operating system uses to start Windows have become corrupted.

To create a Windows startup disk, insert a floppy disk into the drive of a similarly configured, working Windows XP system, launch My Computer, right-click the floppy disk icon, and select the Format command from the context menu. When you see the Format dialog box, leave all the default settings as they are and click the Start button. Once the format operation is complete, close the Format dialog box to return to My Computer, double-click the drive C icon to access the root directory, and copy the following three files to the floppy disk:

Boot.ini
NTLDR
Ntdetect.com
After you create the Windows startup disk, insert it into the floppy drive on the afflicted system and press [Ctrl][Alt][Delete] to reboot the computer. When you boot from the Windows startup disk, the computer will bypass the active partition and boot files on the hard disk and attempt to start Windows XP normally.

#2: Use Last Known Good Configuration
You can also try to boot the operating system with the Last Known Good Configuration feature. This feature will allow you to undo any changes that caused problems in the CurrentControlSet registry key, which defines hardware and driver settings. The Last Known Good Configuration feature replaces the contents of the CurrentControlSet registry key with a backup copy that was last used to successfully start up the operating system.

To use the Last Known Good Configuration feature, first restart the computer by pressing [Ctrl][Alt][Delete]. When you see the message Please select the operating system to start or hear the single beep, press [F8] to display the Windows Advanced Options menu. Select the Last Known Good Configuration item from the menu and press [Enter].

Keep in mind that you get only one shot with the Last Known Good Configuration feature. In other words, if it fails to revive your Windows XP on the first attempt, the backup copy is also corrupt.

#3: Use System Restore
Another tool that might be helpful when Windows XP won’t boot is System Restore. System Restore runs in the background as a service and continually monitors system-critical components for changes. When it detects an impending change, System Restore immediately makes backup copies, called restore points, of these critical components before the change occurs. In addition, System Restore is configured by default to create restore points every 24 hours.

To use System Restore, first restart the computer by pressing [Ctrl][Alt][Delete]. When you see the message Please select the operating system to start or hear the single beep, press [F8] to display the Windows Advanced Options menu. Now, select the Safe Mode item from the menu and press [Enter].

Once Windows XP boots into Safe mode, click the Start button, access the All Programs | Accessories | System Tools menu, and select System Restore. Because you’re running in Safe mode, the only option on the opening screen of the System Restore wizard is Restore My Computer To An Earlier Time, and it’s selected by default, so just click Next. Then, follow along with the wizard to select a restore point and begin the restoration procedure.

#4: Use Recovery Console
When a Windows XP boot problem is severe, you’ll need to use a more drastic approach. The Windows XP CD is bootable and will provide you with access to a tool called Recovery Console.

To boot from the Windows XP CD, insert it into the CD-ROM drive on the problem system and press [Ctrl][Alt][Delete] to reboot the computer. Once the system begins booting from the CD, simply follow the prompts that will allow the loading of the basic files needed to run Setup. When you see the Welcome To Setup screen, shown in Figure A, press R to start the Recovery Console.

Figure A

You’ll then see a Recovery Console menu, like the one shown in Figure B. It displays the folder containing the operating system’s files and prompts you to choose the operating system you want to log on to. Just press the menu number on the keyboard, and you’ll be prompted to enter the Administrator’s password. You’ll then find yourself at the main Recovery Console prompt.

Figure B

#5: Fix a corrupt Boot.ini
As the Windows XP operating system begins to load, the Ntldr program refers to the Boot.ini file to determine where the operating system files reside and which options to enable as the operating system continues to load. So if there’s a problem rooted in the Boot.ini file, it can render Windows XP incapable of booting correctly.

If you suspect that Windows XP won’t boot because Boot.ini has been corrupted, you can use the special Recovery Console version of the Bootcfg tool to fix it. Of course, you must first boot the system with the Windows XP CD and access the Recovery Console as described in #4.

To use the Bootcfg tool, from the Recovery Console command prompt, type

Bootcfg /parameter

Where /parameter is one of these required parameters:

/Add–Scans the disk for all Windows installations and allows you to add any new ones to the Boot.ini file.
/Scan–Scans the disk for all Windows installations.
/List–Lists each entry in the Boot.ini file.
/Default–Sets the default operating system as the main boot entry.
/Rebuild–Completely re-creates the Boot.ini file. The user must confirm each step.
/Redirect–Allows the boot operation to be redirected to a specific port when using the Headless Administration feature. The Redirect parameter takes two parameters of its own, [Port Baudrate ] | [UseBiosSettings].
/Disableredirect–Disables the redirection.
#6: Fix a corrupt partition boot sector
The partition boot sector is a small section of the hard disk partition that contains information about the operating system’s file system (NTFS or FAT32), as well as a very small machine language program that is crucial in assisting the operating system as it loads.

If you suspect that Windows XP won’t boot because the partition boot sector has been corrupted, you can use a special Recovery Console tool called Fixboot to fix it. Start by booting the system with the Windows XP CD and accessing the Recovery Console as described in #4.

To use the Fixboot tool, from the Recovery Console command prompt, type

Fixboot [drive]:

Where [drive] is the letter of the drive to which you want to write a new partition boot sector.

#7: Fix a corrupt master boot record
The master boot record occupies the first sector on the hard disk and is responsible for initiating the Windows boot procedure. The master boot record contains the partition table for the disk as well as a small program called the master boot code, which is responsible for locating the active, or bootable, partition, in the partition table. Once this occurs, the partition boot sector takes over and begins loading Windows. If the master boot record is corrupt, the partition boot sector can’t do its job and Windows won’t boot.

If you suspect Windows XP won’t boot because the master boot record has been corrupted, you can use the Recovery Console tool Fixmbr to fix it. First, boot the system with the Windows XP CD and access the Recovery Console as described in #4.

To use the Fixmbr tool, from the Recovery Console command prompt, type

Fixmbr [device_name]

Where [device_name] is the device pathname of the drive to which you want to write a new master boot record. For example, the device pathname format for a standard bootable drive C configuration would look like this:

\Device\HardDisk0

#8: Disable automatic restart
When Windows XP encounters a fatal error, the default setting for handling such an error is to automatically reboot the system. If the error occurs while Windows XP is booting, the operating system will become stuck in a reboot cycle–rebooting over and over instead of starting up normally. In that case, you’ll need to disable the option for automatically restarting on system failure.

When Windows XP begins to boot up and you see the message Please select the operating system to start or hear the single beep, press [F8] to display the Windows Advanced Options Menu. Then, select the Disable The Automatic Restart On System Failure item and press [Enter]. Now, Windows XP will hang up when it encounters the error and with any luck, it will display a stop message you can use to diagnose the problem.

#9: Restore from a backup
If you can’t seem to repair a Windows XP system that won’t boot and you have a recent backup, you can restore the system from the backup media. The method you use to restore the system will depend on what backup utility you used, so you’ll need to follow the utility’s instructions on how to perform a restore operation.

#10: Perform an in-place upgrade
If you can’t repair a Windows XP system that won’t boot and you don’t have a recent backup, you can perform an in-place upgrade. Doing so reinstalls the operating system into the same folder, just as if you were upgrading from one version of Windows to another. An in-place upgrade will usually solve most, if not all, Windows boot problems.

Performing a Windows XP in-place upgrade is pretty straightforward. To begin, insert the Windows XP CD into the drive, restart your system, and boot from the CD. Once the initial preparation is complete, you’ll see the Windows XP Setup screen (shown earlier in Figure A). Press [Enter] to launch the Windows XP Setup procedure. In a moment, you’ll see the License Agreement page and will need to press [F8] to acknowledge that you agree. Setup will then search the hard disk looking for a previous installation of Windows XP. When it finds the previous installation, you’ll see a second Windows XP Setup screen, as shown in Figure C.

Figure C

This screen will prompt you to press R to repair the selected installation or to press [Esc] to install a fresh copy of Windows XP. In this case, initiating a repair operation is synonymous with performing an in-place upgrade, so you’ll need to press R. When you do so, Setup will examine the disk drives in the system. It will then begin performing the in-place upgrade.

Keep in mind that after you perform an in-place upgrade or repair installation, you must reinstall all updates to Windows.

huruf dibelakang titik October 1, 2010

- update -
23 March 2011
gue ganti dah judulnya dari EXT file jadi ekstention file
coz kayaknya jadi sarang SPAM –”

- update (18 Apr ’11) -
ganti lagi judul ama linknya..
dari ekstention file jadi huruf dibelakang titik
coz masi juga jadi sarang SPAM -.-”

(titik)#24 = Printer data file for 24 pin matrix printer (LocoScript)
(titik)#ib = Printer data file (LocoScript)
(titik)#sc = Printer data file (LocoScript)
(titik)#st = Standard mode printer definitions (LocoScript)
(titik)$$$ = Temporary file
(titik)$00 = Pipe file (DOS)
(titik)$db = Temporary file (dBASE IV)
(titik)$ed = Editor temporary file (MS C)
(titik)$o1 = Pipe file (DOS)
(titik)$vm = Virtual manager temporary file (Windows 3.x)
(titik)000 = Compressed harddisk data (DoubleSpace)
(titik)001 = Fax (many)
(titik)075 = 75×75 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher)
(titik)085 = 85×85 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher)
(titik)091 = 91×91 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher)
(titik)096 = 96×96 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher)
(titik)0b = Printer font with lineDraw extended character set (PageMaker)
(titik)1 = Roff/nroff/troff/groff source for manual page (cawf2.zip)
(titik)15u = Printer font with PI font set (PageMaker)
(titik)1st = Usually README.1ST text
(titik)301 = Fax (Super FAX 2000 – Fax-Mail 96))
.386 = Intel 80386 processor driver (Windows 3.x)
.3ds = Graphics (3D Studio)
.3fx = Effect (CorelChart)
.3gr = Data file (Windows Video Grabber)
.3t4 = Binary file converter to ASCII (Util3)
.4c$ = Datafile (4Cast/2)
.4sw = 4dos Swap File
.4th = Forth source code file (ForthCMP – LMI Forth)
.669 = Music (8 channels) (The 669 Composer)
.6cm = Music (6 Channel Module) (Triton FastTracker)
.8 = A86 assembler source code file
.8cm = Music (8 Channel Module) (Triton FastTracker)
.8m = Printer font with Math 8 extended character set (PageMaker)
.8u = Printer font with Roman 8 extended character set (PageMaker)
.a = Ada source code file
.a = Library (unix)
.a11 = Graphics AIIM image file
.ab6 = Datafile (ABStat)
.ab8 = Datafile (ABStat)
.abk = Automatic backup file (CorelDRAW)
.abs = Abstracts (info file)
.abs = Data file (Abscissa)
.aca = Project (Project Manager Workbench)
.acb = Graphics (ACMB)
.acc = Program (DR-DOS – ViewMax) (GEM / resident)
.act = Actor source code file
.act = Foxdoc Action Diagrams (FoxPro)
.act = Presentation (Action!)
.ad = Screen saver data (AfterDark)
.ada = Ada source code file
.adb = Ada Package Body
.adc = Bitmap graphics (16 colors) (Scanstudio)
.adi = Graphics (AutoCAD)
.adl = Mca adapter description library (QEMM)
.adn = Add-in (Lotus 1-2-3)
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.adt = Fax (AdTech)
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.af2 = Flowchart (ABC FlowCharter 2.0)
.afi = Truevision bitmap graphics
.afl = Font file (for Allways) (Lotus 1-2-3)
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.afm = Datafile for cardfile application (HP NewWave)
.ai = Vector graphics (Adobe Illustrator)
.ain = Compressed file archive created by AIN
.aio = APL file transfer format file
.ais = Array of Intensity Samples graphics (Xerox)
.aix = Datafile for cardfile application (HP NewWave)
.all = Format file for working pages (Always)
.all = General printer information (WordPerfect for Win)
.all = Symbol and font files (Arts & Letters)
.alt = Menu file (WordPerfect Library)
.amf = Music (Advanced Module Format)
.amg = Compressed file archive created by AMGC
.amg = System image file (Actor)
.ani = Animation (Presidio – many)
.anm = Animation (Deluxe Paint Animator)
.ann = Help Annotations (Windows 3.x)
.ans = Ansi graphics (character animation)
.ans = Ascii text ANSI character set (NewWave Write)
.aos = Add-On Software (Nokia 9000)
.ap = Compressed Amiga file archive created by WHAP
.ap = Datafile (Datalex EntryPoint 90)
.apc = Printer driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.apd = Printer driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.apf = Printer driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.api = Passed parameter file (1st Reader)
.api = Printer driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.apl = APL work space format file
.app = Add-in application file (Symphony)
.app = Application object file (dBASE Application Generator)
.app = Executable application file (DR-DOS – NeXTstep – Atari)
.app = Generated application (FoxPro)
.apr = Employee performance review (Employee Appraiser)
.apx = Appexpert database file (Borland C++ 4.5)
.arc = Compressed file archive created by ARC (arc602.exe/pk361.exe)
.arc = Compressed file archive created by SQUASH (squash.arc)
.arf = Automatic Response File
.ari = Compressed file archive created by ARI
.arj = Compressed file archive created by ARJ (arj241.exe)
.ark = Arc file archive created by CP/M port of ARC file archiver
.ark = Compressed file archive created by QUARK
.arr = Arrangement (Atari Cubase)
.art = Graphics (scrapbook) (Art Import)
.art = Raster graphics (First Publisher)
.arx = Compressed file archive created by ARX
.asc = Ascii text file
.asc = Transport armor file (PGP)
.asd = Autosave file (Word for Windows)
.asd = Presentation (Astound)
.asd = Screen driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.asf = Datafile (STATGRAPHICS)
.asf = Screen font (Lotus 1-2-3)
.ash = Assembly language header file (TASM 3.0)
.asi = Assembler include file (Turbo C – Borland C++)
.asm = Assembly source code file
.aso = Assembler object (object orientated) file (Turbo Assembler)
.asp = Aspect source code file (Procomm Plus)
.asp = Association of Shareware Professionals OMBUDSMN.ASP notice
.at2 = Auto template (Aldus Persuasion 2.0)
.atm = Adobe Type Manager data/info
.au = Sound (audio) file (SUN Microsystems)
.aux = Auxillary references (TeX/LaTeX)
.aux = Auxiliary dictionary (ChiWriter)
.ava = Publication (Avagio)
.avi = Audio Video Interleaved animation file (Video for Windows)
.aw = Text file (HP AdvanceWrite)
.awk = Awk script/program
.awm = Movie (Animation Works)
.aws = Data (STATGRAPHICS)
.b = Batch list (APPLAUSE)
.b&w = Black and white graphics (atari – mac)
.b&w = Mono binary screen image (1st Reader)
.b1n = Both mono and color binary screen image (1st Reader)
.b30 = Printer font (JLaser – Cordata) (Ventura Publisher)
.b8 = Raw graphics (one byte per pixel) plane two (PicLab)
.b_w = Black and white graphics (atari – mac)
.bad = Bad file (Oracle)
.bak = Backup file
.bal = Music score (Ballade)
.bar = Horizontal bar menu object file (dBASE Application Generator)
.bas = Basic source code file
.bat = Batch file (DOS)
.bb = Database backup (Papyrus)
.bbl = Bibliographic reference (TeX/BibTeX)
.bbm = Brush (Deluxe Paint)
.bbs = Bulletin Board System announce or text info file
.bch = Batch process object file (dBASE Application Generator)
.bch = Datafile (Datalex EntryPoint 90)
.bco = Outline font description (Bitstream)
.bcp = Borland C++ makefile
.bcw = Environment settings (Borland C++ 4.5)
.bdf = Bitmap Distribution Format font file (X11)
.bdf = Datafile (Egret)
.bdr = Border (MS Publisher)
.bez = Outline font description (Bitstream)
.bf2 = Bradford 2 font
.bfm = Font metrics (unix/Frame)
.bfx = Fax (BitFax)
.bga = Bitmap graphics
.bgi = Borland Graphics Interface device driver
.bib = Bibliography (ASCII)
.bib = Database – not compatible with TeX format (Papyrus)
.bib = Literature database (TeX/BibTeX)
.bif = Binary Image Format b&w graphics (Image Capture board)
.bin = Binary file
.bio = OS/2 BIOS
.bit = Bitmap X11
.bk = Faxbook (JetFax)
.bk! = Document backup (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk1 = Timed backup file for document window 1 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk2 = Timed backup file for document window 2 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk3 = Timed backup file for document window 3 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk4 = Timed backup file for document window 4 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk5 = Timed backup file for document window 5 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk6 = Timed backup file for document window 6 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk7 = Timed backup file for document window 7 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk8 = Timed backup file for document window 8 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bk9 = Timed backup file for document window 9 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bkp = Backup file (Write – TurboVidion DialogDesigner)
.bkw = Mirror image of font set (FontEdit)
.bld = Bloadable picture (BASIC)
.blk = Temporary file (WordPerfect for Win)
.bm = Bitmap graphics
.bmk = Help Bookmarks (Windows 3.x)
.bmp = Bitmap graphics (PC Paintbrush – many)
.bnk = Adlib instrument bank file
.boo = Compressed file ASCII archive created by BOO (msbooasm.arc)
.bpc = Chart (Business Plan Toolkit)
.bpt = Bitmap fills file (CorelDRAW)
.br = Script (Bridge)
.brd = Eagle Layout File
.brk = Fax (Brooktrout Fax-Mail)
.bsa = Compressed file archive created by BSARC
.bsc = Compressed Apple II file archive created by BINSCII
.bsc = Database (Source Browser)
.bsc = Pwbrmake object file (MS Fortran)
.btm = Batch To Memory batch file (4DOS)
.bug = Bugs and Problems
.bup = Backup file
.but = Button definitions (Buttons!)
.buy = Datafile format (movie)
.bv1 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 1 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv2 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 2 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv3 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 3 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv4 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 4 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv5 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 5 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv6 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 6 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv7 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 7 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv8 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 8 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bv9 = Overflow file below insert point in Doc 9 (WordPerfect for Win)
.bwb = Spreadsheet application (Visual Baler)
.bwr = Beware (buglist) (Kermit)
.c = C source code file
.c = Compressed unix file archive created by COMPACT
.c++ = C++ source code file
.c– = Source code (Sphinx C–)
.c00 = Print file (Ventura Publisher)
.c86 = C source code file (Computer Innovation C86)
.ca = Initial cache data for root domain servers (Telnet)
.cab = Cabinet File (Microsoft installation archive)
.cad = Softdesk Drafix CAD File
.cac = dBASE IV executable when caching on/off (see cachedb.bat)
.cad = Document (Drafix Windows CAD)
.cal = Calendar file (Windows 3.x)
.cal = Spreatsheet (SuperCalc)
.can = Fax (Navigator Fax)
.cap = Caption (Ventura Publisher)
.cap = Session capture file (Telix)
.cas = Comma-delimited ASCII File
.cat = Catalog (dBASE IV)
.cbc = Fuzzy logic system (CubiCalc)
.cbl = Cobol source code file
.cbm = Compiled bitmap graphics (XLib)
.cbt = Computer Based Training (many)
.cc = C++ source code file
.ccb = Visual Basic Animated Button Configuration
.ccc = Bitmap graphics (native format) (Curtain Call)
.ccf = Communications configuration file (Symphony)
.cch = Chart (CorelChart)
.ccl = Communication Command Language file (Intalk)
.cco = Btx Graphics file (XBTX)
.cdb = Card database (CardScan)
.cdb = Main database (TCU Turbo C Utilities)
.cdf = Graphics (netcdf)
.cdk = Document (Atari Calamus)
.cdr = Vector graphics (CorelDRAW native format)
.cdt = Data (CorelDraw 4.0)
.cdx = Compound index (FoxPro)
.ce = Main.ce (The FarSide Computer Calendar)
.ceg = Bitmap graphics (Tempra Show – Edsun Continuous Edge Graphics)
.cel = Graphics (Autodesk Animator – Lumena)
.cf = Configuration file (imake)
.cfg = Configuration
.cfl = Chart (CorelFLOW)
.cfn = Font data (Atari Calamus)
.cfo = C Form Object internal format object file (TCU Turbo C Utilities)
.cfp = Fax (The Complete Fax Portable)
.cga = CGA display font (Ventura Publisher)
.cgi = Common Gateway Interface script
.cgm = Computer Graphics Metafile vector graphics (A&L – HG – many)
.ch = Header file (Clipper 5)
.ch3 = Chart (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.ch4 = Presentation (Charisma 4.0)
.chd = Font descriptor (FontChameleon)
.chi = Document (ChiWriter)
.chk = Recovered data (ChkDsk)
.chk = Temporary file (WordPerfect for Win)
.chl = Configuration History Log
.chn = Data (Ethnograph 3)
.chp = Chapter file (Ventura Publisher)
.chr = Character set (Turbo C – Turbo Pascal)
.cht = Chart (Harvard Graphics 2.0 – SoftCraft Presenter)
.cht = Interface file for ChartMaster (dBASE)
.cif = Caltech Intermediate Format graphics
.cif = Chapter information (Ventura Publisher)
.cix = Database index (TCU Turbo C Utilities)
.ckb = Keyboard mapping (Borland C++ 4.5)
.cl = Common LISP source code file
.clp = Clip art graphics (Quattro Pro)
.clp = Clipboard file (Windows 3.x)
.clp = Compiler script file (clip list) (Clipper 5)
.clr = Color binary screen image (1st Reader)
.clr = Color definitions (Photostyler)
.cls = C++ class definition file
.cm = Data file (CraftMan)
.cmd = Batch file (OS/2)
.cmd = Command (dBASE – Waffle)
.cmd = External command menu (1st Reader)
.cmf = FM-music file (Creative Music File)
.cmk = Card (Card Shop Plus)
.cmm = Cmm script (batch) file (CEnvi)
.cmp = Header file for PostScript printer files (CorelDRAW)
.cmp = User dictionary (MS Word for DOS)
.cmp = Bitmap graphics (Lead CMP compression)
.cmv = Animation (CorelMove CorelDraw 4.0)
.cnc = CNC general program data
.cnf = Configuration (program – printer setup)
.cnv = Data conversion support file (Word for Windows)
.cnv = Temporary file (WordPerfect for Win)
.cob = Cobol source code file
.cod = Datafile (Forecast Plus – MS Multiplan – StatPac Gold)
.cod = Program compiled code (FORTRAN)
.cod = Template source file (dBASE Application Generator)
.cod = Videotext file
.col = Color palette (Autodesk Animator – many)
.col = Spreadsheet (MS Multiplan)
.com = Command (memory image of executable program) (DOS)
.con = Configuration file (Simdir)
.cpd = Script (Complaints Desk)
.cpf = Fax (The Complete Fax)
.cpi = Code Page Information file (DOS)
.cpi = Colorlab Processed Image bitmap graphics
.cpl = Control panel file (Windows 3.x)
.cpl = Presentation (Compel)
.cpp = C++ source code file
.cpp = Presentation (CA-Cricket Presents)
.cps = Backup of startup files by Central Point PC Tools autoexec.cps
.cps = coloured postscript files
.cpt = Compressed Mac file archive created by COMPACT PRO (ext-pc.zip)
.cpt = Encrypted memo file (dBASE)
.cpt = Template (CA-Cricket Presents)
.cpz = Music text file (COMPOZ)
.crd = Cardfile (Windows 3.x – YourWay)
.crf = Cross-reference (MS MASM – Zortech C++)
.crp = Encrypted database (dBASE IV)
.crs = File Conversion Resource (WordPerfect 5.1)
.crt = Terminal settings information (Oracle)
.cru = Compressed file archive created by CRUSH
.csg = Graph (Statistica/w)
.csm = Precompiled headers (Borland C++ 4.5)
.csp = Pc Emcee Screen Image file (Computer Support Corporation)
.css = Datafile (CSS – Stats+)
.css = Datasheet (Statistica/w)
.csv = Comma Separated Values text file format (ASCII)
.csv = Adjusted EGA/VGA palette (CompuShow)
.ctc = Control file (PC Installer)
.ctf = Character code translation file (Symphony)
.ctl = Control file (dBASE IV – Aldus Setup)
.ctx = Course TeXt file (Microsoft online guides)
.ctx = Ciphertext file (Pretty Good Privacy RSA System)
.cuf = C Utilities Form definition (TCU Turbo C Utilities)
.cur = Cursor image file (Windows 3.x)
.cut = Bitmap graphics (Dr. Halo)
.cv4 = Color file (CodeView)
.cvp = Cover page (WinFax)
.cvs = Graphics (Canvas)
.cvt = Backup file for CONVERTed database file (dBASE IV)
.cvw = Color file (CodeView)
.cxx = C++ source code file (Zortech C++)
.dat = Data file in special format or ASCII
.db = Configuration (dBASE IV – dBFast)
.db = Database (Paradox – Smartware)
.db$ = Temperature debug info (Clarion Modula-2)
.db$ = Temporary file (dBASE)
.db2 = Database (dBASE II)
.db3 = Database (dBASE III)
.dba = Datafile (DataEase)
.dbd = Business data (Business Insight)
.dbd = Debug info (Clarion Modula-2)
.dbf = Database file (dBASE III/IV – FoxPro – dBFast – DataBoss)
.dbg = Symbolic debugging information (MS C/C++)
.dbk = Database backup (dBASE IV)
.dbm = Datafile (DataEase)
.dbm = Menu template (DataBoss)
.dbo = Compiled program (dBASE IV)
.dbs = Database in SQL Windows format
.dbs = Datafile (PRODAS)
.dbs = Printer description file (Word – Works)
.dbt = Data Base Text (Clipper)
.dbt = Foxbase+ style memo (FoxPro)
.dbt = Memo file for database w/same name (dBASE IV – dBFast)
.dbw = Windows file (DataBoss)
.dca = Document Content Architecture text file (IBM DisplayWrite)
.dcf = Disk image file
.dcp = Data CodePage (OS/2)
.dcs = Bitmap graphics (CYMK format) (QuarkXPress)
.dcs = Datafile (ACT! Activity Files)
.dct = Database dictionary (Clarion Database Developer)
.dct = Spell checking dictionary (Harvard Graphics 3.0 – Symphony)
.dcx = Bitmap graphics (Multipage PCX)
.dd = Compressed Macintosh file archive created by DISKDOUBLER
.ddb = Bitmap graphics
.ddi = Diskdupe Image file (ddupe322.zip)
.ddp = Device Driver Profile file (OS/2)
.deb = Debug script (DOS Debug)
.def = Assembly header file (Geoworks)
.def = Defaults – definitions
.dem = Demonstration
.dem = Graphics (VistaPro)
.dev = Device driver
.dfd = Data Flow Diagram graphic (Prosa)
.dfi = Outline font description (Digifont)
.dfl = Default program settings (Signature)
.dfm = Data Flow Diagram model file (Prosa)
.dfs = Delight Sound File
.dfv = Printing form (Word)
.dgn = Graphics (MicroStation)
.dgs = Diagnostics
.dh = Dependency information for .ph (Geoworks)
.dhp = Dr. Halo PIC Format graphics (Dr. Halo II – III)
.dht = Datafile (Gauss)
.dia = Diagraph graphics (Computer Support Corporation)
.dib = Bitmap graphics (Device-Independent Bitmap)
.dic = Lotus Notes / Domino dictonary file
.dif = Database (VisiCalc)
.dif = Output from Diff command – script for Patch command
.dif = Text file (Data Interchange Format)
.dip = Graphics
.dir = Dialing directory file (Procomm Plus)
.dir = Directory file (VAX)
.dir = Movie (MacroMind Director 4.x)
.dis = Distribution file (VAX Mail)
.dis = Thesaurus (CorelDraw)
.diz = Description file (Description In Zip)
.dkb = Raytraced graphics (DKBTrace)
.dl = Animation (Italian origin)
.dld = Data (Lotus 1-2-3)
.dlg = Dialog resource script file (MS Windows SDK)
.dll = Dynamic Link Library (Windows 3.x – OS/2)
.dll = Export/import filter (CorelDRAW)
.dls = Setup (Norton Disklock)
.dmo = Demo (Derive)
.dmp = Dump file (eg. screen or memory)
.dms = Compressed Amiga file archive created by DISKMASHER
.doc = Document text file
.dog = Screen file (Laughing Dog Screen Maker)
.doh = Dependency information for .poh (Geoworks)
.dos = External command file (1st Reader)
.dos = Network driver (eg. pkt_dis.dos)
.dos = Text file containing DOS specific info
.dot = Line-type definition file (CorelDRAW)
.dot = Template (Word for Windows)
.dox = Text file (MultiMate 4.0)
.doz = Description Out of Zip (VENDINFO)
.dp = Calendar file (Daily Planner)
.dp = Data file (DataPhile)
.dpr = Default project- and state-related information (Borland C++)
.drs = Display Resource (WordPerfect for Win)
.drv = Device driver eg. for printer
.drw = Vector graphics (Micrografx Designer)
.ds4 = Vector graphics (Micrografx Designer 4.0)
.dsc = Discard file (Oracle)
.dsd = Database (DataShaper)
.dsk = Project desktop file (Borland C++ – Turbo Pascal)
.dsm = Digital sound module (DSI)
.dsn = Design (Object System Designer)
.dsp = Display parameters (Signature)
.dsp = Graphics display driver (Dr.Halo)
.dsr = Driver Resource (WordPerfect for Win)
.dss = Screensaver file (DCC)
.dss = Sound (Digital Soup)
.dsw = Desktop settings (Borland C++ 4.5)
.dt_ = Data fork of a Macintosh file (Mac-ette)
.dta = Data file (Turbo Pascal – PC-File – Stata)
.dtf = Database file (PFS – Q&A)
.dtp = Document (Timeworks Publisher3)
.dtp = Publication (Publish-It!)
.dvc = Data (Lotus 1-2-3)
.dvi = Device Independent document (TeX)
.dvp = Desqview Program Information file (DESQview)
.dvp = Device parameter file (AutoCAD)
.dw2 = Drawing (DesignCAD for windows)
.dwc = Compressed file archive created by DWC (dwc-a501.exe)
.dwg = Drawing (Drafix)
.dwg = Drawing database (AutoCAD)
.dx = Text file (DEC WPS/DX format – DEC WPS Plus)
.dxf = Drawing Interchange File Format vector graphics (AutoCAD)
.dxn = Fax (Fujitsu dexNET)
.dyn = Data (Lotus 1-2-3)
.ebj = Error-checking object file (Geoworks)
.edt = Default settings (VAX Edt editor)
.eeb = Button bar for Equation Editor (WordPerfect for Win)
.eft = High resolution screen font (ChiWriter)
.efx = Fax (Everex EFax)
.ega = EGA display font (Ventura Publisher)
.el = Elisp source code file (Emacs lisp)
.elc = Compiled ELISP code (Emacs lisp)
.elt = Event list text file (Prosa)
.emb = Everest Embedded Bank File
.emd = ABT Extended Module
.emf = Enchanced Metafile graphics
.eml = MS Outlook Express Electronic Mail
.ems = PC Tools Enhanced Menu System Config
.emu = Terminal emulation data (BITCOM)
.enc = Encoded file – UUENCODEd file (Lotus 1-2-3 – uuexe515.exe)
.enc = Music (Encore)
.end = Arrow-head definition file (CorelDRAW)
.eng = Dictionary engine (Sprint)
.eng = Graphics (charting) (EnerGraphics)
.env = Enveloper macro (WOPR)
.env = Environment file (WordPerfect for Win)
.epd = Publication (Express Publisher)
.epi = Document (Express Publisher)
.eps = Encapsulated PostScript vector graphics (Adobe Illustrator)
.eps = Printer font (Epson – Xerox…) (Ventura Publisher)
.eqn = Equation (WordPerfect for Win)
.erd = Entity Relationship Diagram graphic file (Prosa)
.erm = Entity Relationship Diagram model file (Prosa)
.err = Error log
.err = Error messages for command line compilers
.esh = Extended Shell batch file
.eth = Document (Ethnograph 3)
.etx = Structure Enhanced (setext) text
.evt = Event log
.evy = Document (WordPerfect Envoy)
.ewd = Document (Express Publisher for Windows)
.ex3 = Device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.exc = Rexx source code file (VM/CMS)
.exc = Exclude file for Optimize (do not process) (QEMM)
.exe = Directly executable program (DOS)
.exm = Msdos executable, system-manager compliant (HP calculator)
.ext = Extension file (Norton Commander)
.exx = Intermediate file by MsgPut (IBM LinkWay)
.ezf = Fax (Calculus EZ-Fax)
.f = Fortran source code file
.f = Compressed file archive created by FREEZE
.f01 = Fax (perfectfax)
.f06 = Dos screen text font – height 6 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f07 = Dos screen text font – height 7 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f08 = Dos screen text font – height 8 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f09 = Dos screen text font – height 9 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f10 = Dos screen text font – height 10 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f11 = Dos screen text font – height 11 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f12 = Dos screen text font – height 12 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f13 = Dos screen text font – height 13 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f14 = Dos screen text font – height 14 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f16 = Dos screen text font – height 16 pixels (fntcol13.zip)
.f2r = Linear module (music) (Farandole)
.f3r = Blocked module (music) (Farandole)
.f77 = Fortran 77 source code file
.f96 = Fax (Frecom FAX96)
.fac = Face graphics
.faq = Frequently Asked Questions text file
.far = Music
.fax = Fax (raster graphics) (most Fax programs)
.fc = Spell checking dictionary (Harvard Graphics 2.0)
.fcm = Binary file patch file (forward compression)(jlpak10.zip)
.fd = Declaration file (MS Fortran)
.fd = Field offsets for compiler (DataFlex)
.fdw = Form (F3 Design and Mapping)
.feb = Button bar for Figure Editor (WordPerfect for Win)
.ff = Outline font description (Agfa Compugraphics)
.fff = Fax (defFax)
.fft = Dca/FFT Final Form Text text file (DisplayWrite)
.fh3 = Vector graphics (Aldus FreeHand 3.x)
.fh4 = Vector graphics (Aldus FreeHand 4.x)
.fi = Interface file (MS Fortran)
.fif = Fractal Image Format file
.fil = File template (Application Generator)
.fil = Files list object file (dBASE Application Generator)
.fil = Overlay (WordPerfect)
.fin = Print-formatted text file (Perfect Writer – Scribble – MINCE)
.fit = Fits graphics
.fit = File Index Table (WindowsNT)
.fix = Patch file
.fky = Macro file (FoxPro)
.flb = Format library (Papyrus)
.flc = Animation (Autodesk Animator)
.fld = Folder (Charisma)
.fli = Tex font library (EmTeX)
.fli = Animation (Autodesk Animator)
.flm = Film Roll (AutoCAD/AutoShade)
.flo = Micrografx FlowCharter
.flt = Filter file (Micrografx Picture Publisher)
.flt = Support file (Asymetrix ToolBook) – graphics filter
.flx = Compiled binary (DataFlex)
.fm = Spreatsheet (FileMaker Pro)
.fm1 = Spreadsheet (Lotus 1-2-3 release 2.x)
.fm3 = Device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.fm3 = Spreadsheet (Lotus 1-2-3 release 3.x)
.fmb = File Manager Button bar (WordPerfect for Win)
.fmf = Font or icon file (IBM LinkWay)
.fmk = Makefile (Fortran PowerStation)
.fmo = Compiled format file (dBASE IV)
.fmt = Format file (dBASE IV – FoxPro – Clipper 5 – dBFast)
.fmt = Style sheet (Sprint)
.fn3 = Font file (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.fnt = Font file (many)
.fnx = Inactive font (Exact)
.fo1 = Font file (Borland Turbo C)
.fo2 = Font file (Borland Turbo C)
.fol = Folder of saved messages (1st Reader)
.fon = Dialing directory file (Telix)
.fon = Font file (many – Windows 3.x font library)
.fon = Log of all calls (Procomm Plus)
.for = Fortran source code file
.for = Form (WindowBase)
.fot = Installed Truetype font (Windows Font Installer)
.fp = Configuration file (FoxPro)
.fpc = Catalog (FoxPro)
.fpt = Memo (FoxPro)
.fpw = Floorplan drawing (FloorPLAN plus for Windows)
.fr3 = Renamed dBASE III+ form file (dBASE IV)
.frf = Font (FontMonger)
.frg = Uncompiled report file (dBASE IV)
.frm = Form (Visual Basic)
.frm = Report file (dBASE IV – Clipper 5 – dBFast)
.frm = Text (order form)
.fro = Compiled report file (dBASE IV)
.frp = Form (PerForm PRO Plus – FormFlow)
.frs = Screen Font Resource (WordPerfect for Win)
.frt = Report memo (FoxPro)
.frx = Report (FoxPro)
.fsl = Form (Paradox for Windows)
.fsm = Farandoyle Sample format music
.fst = Linkable program (dBFast)
.fsx = Data (Lotus 1-2-3)
.ftm = Font file (Micrografx)
.ftp = Configuration (FTP Software PC/TCP)
.fw = Database (FrameWork)
.fw2 = Database (Framework II)
.fw3 = Database (Framework III)
.fx = On-line guide (FastLynx)
.fxd = Phonebook (FAXit)
.fxp = Compiled format (FoxPro)
.fxs = Fax Transmit Format graphics (WinFax)
.g = Data chart (APPLAUSE)
.g8 = Raw graphics (one byte per pixel) plane three (PicLab)
.gam = Fax (GammaFax)
.gbl = Global definitions (VAXTPU editor)
.gc1 = Lisp source code (Golden Common Lisp 1.1)
.gc3 = Lisp source code (Golden Common Lisp 3.1)
.gcd = Graphics
.gdf = Dictionary file (GEOS)
.ged = Editor’s native file format (Arts & Letters)
.ged = Graphics editor file (EnerGraphics)
.gem = Vector graphics (GEM – Ventura Publisher)
.gen = Compiled template (dBASE Application Generator)
.gen = Generated text (Ventura Publisher)
.geo = Geode (Geoworks)
.gfb = Compressed GIF image created by GIFBLAST (gifblast.exe)
.gft = Font (NeoPaint)
.gib = Chart (Graph-in-the-Box)
.gif = Graphics Interchange Format bitmap graphics (CompuShow)
.giw = Presentation (Graph-in-the-Box for Windows)
.gl = Animation (GRASP GRAphical System for Presentation)
.glm = Datafile (Glim)
.gls = Datafile (Across)
.gly = Glossary (MS Word)
.gmf = CGM graphics (APPLAUSE)
.gmp = Geomorph tile map (SPX)
.goc = Goc source code file (Geoworks)
.goh = Goc header file (Geoworks)
.gp = Geode parameter file (Geoworks Glue)
.gph = Graph (Lotus 1-2-3/G)
.gpk = Omnigo program package
.gr2 = Screen driver (Windows 3.x)
.gra = Datafile (SigmaPlot)
.grb = Ms-DOS Shell Monitor file (MS-DOS 5)
.grf = Graph file (Graph Plus – Charisma)
.grp = Group file (Windows 3.x – Papyrus)
.grp = Pictures group (PixBase)
.gry = Raw GREY graphics
.gs1 = Presentation (GraphShow)
.gsd = Vector graphics (Professional Draw)
.gsw = Worksheet (GraphShow)
.gup = Data (PopMail)
.gxl = Graphics library (Genus)
.gz = Compressed file archive created by GZIP (GNU zip)
.h = Header file
.h! = On-line help file (Flambeaux Help! Display Engine)
.h++ = Header file (C++)
.h– = Header file (Sphinx C–)
.ha = Compressed file archive created by HA (ha098.zip)
.hap = Compressed file archive created by HAP (hap303re.zip)
.hbk = Handbook (Mathcad)
.hdf = Hierarchical Data File graphics (SDSC Image Tools)
.hdf = Help file (Help Development Kit)
.hdl = Alternate download file listing (Procomm Plus)
.hdr = Pc-File+ Database header
.hdr = Datafile (Egret)
.hdr = Message header text (Procomm Plus – 1st Reader)
.hdw = Vector graphics (Harvard Draw)
.hdx = Help index (AutoCAD – Zortech C++)
.hex = Hex dump
.hfi = Hp Font Info file (GEM)
.hgl = Hp Graphics Language graphics
.hh = C++ header file
.hhh = Precompiled header file (Power C)
.hhp = Help information for remote users (Procomm Plus)
.hin = Molecule (HyperChem)
.hlb = Help library (VAX)
.hlp = Help information
.hmm = Alternate Mail Read option menu (Procomm Plus)
.hnc = CNC program files Heidenhain (?) dialog
.hof = Hall Of Fame (game scores)
.hp8 = Ascii text HP Roman8 character set (NewWave Write)
.hpf = Hp LaserJet fonts (PageMaker)
.hpg = HPGL plotter file vector graphics (AutoCad – Harvard Graphics)
.hpi = Font information file (GEM)
.hpj = Help project (MS Help Compiler)
.hpk = Compressed file archive created by HPACK (hpack75.zip)
.hpm = Emm text (HP NewWave)
.hpm = Alternate Main menu for privileged users (Procomm Plus)
.hpp = C++ header file (Zortech C++)
.hqx = Compressed Macintosh ASCII archive created by BINHEX (xbin23.zip)
.hrf = Graphics (Hitachi Raster Format)
.hrm = Alternate Main menu for limited/normal users (Procomm Plus)
.hs2 = Monochrome image (Postering)
.hsi = Handmade Software Inc. graphics – almost JPEG (Image Alchemy)
.hst = History file (Procomm Plus)
.htm = HyperText Markup Language document
.htx = Hypertext file
.hwd = Presentation (Hollywood)
.hxm = Alternate Protocol Selection menu for all users (Procomm Plus)
.hxx = C++ header file
.hy1 = Hyphenation algorithms (Ventura Publisher)
.hy2 = Hyphenation algorithms (Ventura Publisher)
.hyc = Data (WordPerfect)
.hyd = Hyphenation dictionary (WordPerfect for Win)
.hyp = Compressed file archive created by HYPER (hyper25.zip)
.i = Intermediate file (Borland C++ 4.5)
.iax = Bitmap graphics (IBM Image Access eXecutive)
.ibm = Compressed file archive created by ARCHDOS (Internal IBM only)
.ica = Bitmap graphics (Image Object Content Architecture)
.icb = Bitmap graphics
.icl = icon library
.icn = Icon source code file
.ico = Icon (Windows 3.x)
.id = Disk identification file
.ide = Project (Borland C++ 4.5)
.idw = Vector graphics (IntelliDraw)
.idx = Index (many – FoxPro)
.ifd = Form (JetForm Design)
.iff = Interchange File Format bitmap graphics/sound (Amiga)
.iff = Sun TAAC Image File Format (SDSC Image Tool)
.ifp = Script (KnowledgeMan)
.ifs = Fractal image compressed file (Yuvpak)
.ifs = System file (OS/2) hpfs.ifs
.ilb = Data (Scream Tracker)
.ilk = Outline of program’s format (MS ILink incremental linker)
.im8 = Sun raster graphics
.ima = Mirage vector graphics (EGO, Chart, Autumn)
.img = Bitmap graphics (Ventura Publisher – GEM Paint)
.imp = Spreadsheet (Lotus Improv)
.imq = Image presentation (ImageQ)
.in$ = Installation file (HP NewWave)
.in3 = Input device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.inb = Test script (Vermont HighTest)
.inc = Include file (several programming languages)
.ind = Index (dBASE IV)
.inf = Type 1 LaserJet font information file (soft font installers)
.inf = Information text file (ASCII)
.inf = Install script
.ini = Initialization file
.ink = Pantone reference fills file (CorelDRAW)
.ins = Data (WordPerfect)
.ins = Installation script (1st Reader)
.ins = Instrument music file (Adlib)
.int = Borland Interface Units
.int = Program saved in Internal (semi-compiled) format (Signature)
.inx = Index (Foxbase)
.io = Compressed file archive created by CPIO
.iob = 3d graphics database in TDDD format
.ioc = Organizational chart (Instant ORGcharting!)
.ion = 4dos descript.ion file (file descriptions)
.ipl = Pantone Spot reference palette file (CorelDRAW)
.irs = Resource (WordPerfect)
.isd = Spelling Checker dictionary (RapidFile)
.ish = Compressed file archive created by ISH
.iso = ISO-9660 table
.it = Settings (intalk)
.itf = Interface file (JPI TopSpeed Pascal)
.iw = Presentation flowchart (IconAuthor – HSC InterActive)
.iwa = Text file (IBM Writing Assistant)
.iwp = Text file (Wang)
.izt = Izl binary token file (IZL)
.jas = Graphics
.jav = Java source code file
.jbd = Datafile (SigmaScan)
.jbx = Project file (Project Scheduler 4)
.jet = Fax (Hybrid JetFax)
.jff = Bitmap graphics (JPEG File Interchange Format)
.jor = Journal file SQL
.jou = Journal backup (VAX Edt editor)
.jpc = Graphics (Japan PIC)
.jpg = Bitmap graphics (Joint Photography Experts Group)
.jtf = Fax (Hayes JT Fax)
.jtf = Bitmap graphics (JPEG Tagged Interchange Format)
.jw = Text document (JustWrite)
.jwl = Library (JustWrite)
.jzz = Spreatsheet (Jazz)
.kar = Midi file with karaoke word track
.kb = Keyboard script (Borland C++ 4.5)
.kb = Program source (Knowledge Pro)
.kbd = Keyboard mapping (LocoScript – Signature – Procomm Plus)
.kbm = Keyboard mapping (Reflection 4.0)
.kcl = Lisp source code (Kyoto Common Lisp)
.kex = Macro (KEDIT)
.key = Datafile (Forecast Pro)
.key = Keyboard macros
.key = Security file eg. Shareware Registration info
.kpp = Toolpad (SmartPad)
.kps = Ibm KIPS bitmap graphics
.kyb = Keyboard mapping (FTP Software PC/TCP)
.l = Lex source code file
.l = Lisp source code file
.l = Linker directive file (WATCOM wlink)
.lab = Datafile (NCSS – SOLO)
.lab = Mailing labels (Q+E for MS Excel)
.lay = Word chart layout (APPLAUSE)
.lbg = Label generator data (dBASE IV)
.lbl = Label (dBASE IV – Clipper 5 – dBFast)
.lbm = Bitmap graphics (DeluxePaint)
.lbm = Linear bitmap graphics (XLib)
.lbo = Compiled label (dBASE IV)
.lbr = Compressed file archive created by LU (lue220.arc)
.lbr = Display driver (Lotus 1-2-3)
.lbt = Label memo (FoxPro)
.lbx = Label (FoxPro)
.lcf = Linker Control File (Norton Guides compiler)
.lck = Lockfile (Paradox)
.lcl = Data (FTP Software PC/TCP)
.lcn = Lection (WordPerfect)
.lcs = Datafile (ACT! History Files)
.lcw = Spreadsheet (Lucid 3-D)
.ld = Long Distance codes file (Telix)
.ld1 = Overlay file (dBASE)
.ldb = Data (MS Access)
.ldf = Library definition file (Geoworks Glue)
.les = Lesson (check *.cbt)
.lev = Level file (NetHack 3.x)
.lex = Lexicon (dictionary) (many)
.lft = Laser printer font (ChiWriter)
.lg = Logo procedure definitions (LSRHS Logo)
.lgo = Logo for header and footer (SuperFax)
.lgo = Startup logo code (Windows 3.x)
.lha = Compressed file archive created by LHA/LHARC (lha255b.exe)
.lhw = Compressed Amiga file archive created by LHWARP
.lib = Library file (several programming languages)
.lif = Logical Interchange Format data file (Hewlett-Packard)
.lif = Compressed file archive
.lim = Compressed file archive created by LIMIT (limit12.zip)
.lin = Line types (AutoCAD)
.lis = Listing (VAX)
.lj = Text file for HP LJ II printer
.ll3 = Laplink III related file (document) (LapLink III)
.lnk = Linker response file (.RTLink)
.lod = Load file
.log = Log file
.lpc = Printer driver (TEKO)
.lrf = Linker response file (MS C/C++)
.lrs = Language Resource File (WordPerfect for Win)
.lsl = Lotus Script Library
.lsp = Lisp source code file (Xlisp)
.lss = Spreadsheet (Legato)
.lst = Keyboard macro (1st Reader)
.lst = List file (archive index – compiler listfile)
.lst = Spool file (Oracle)
.ltm = Form (Lotus Forms)
.lwd = Text document (LotusWorks)
.lwp = Lotus Wordpro 96/97 File
.lwz = MS Linguistically Enhanced Sound File
.lyr = DataCAD Layer File
.lzd = Difference file for binaries (Ldiff 1.20)
.lzh = Compressed file archive created by LHA/LHARC (lha255b.exe)
.lzs = Compressed file archive created by LARC (larc333.zip)
.lzw = Compressed Amiga file archive created by LHWARP
.lzx = Compressed File
.m = Function (program) (Matlab)
.m = Macro module (Brief)
.m = Standard package (Mathematica)
.m11 = Text file (MASS11)
.m3 = Modula 3 source code file
.m3d = 3d animation macro
.m4 = M4 preprocessor file (unix)
.m_u = Backup of boot sector, FAT and boot dir (MazeGold)
.ma3 = Macro (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.mac = Bitmap graphics (Macintosh MacPaint)
.mac = Macro
.mag = Woody Lynn’s MAG graphics format (MPS Magro Paint System)
.mai = Mail (VAX)
.mak = Makefile
.mak = Project file (Visual Basic)
.man = Command manual
.map = Color palette
.map = Format data (Micrografx Picture Publisher)
.map = Linker map file
.map = Map (Atlas MapMaker)
.map = Network map (AccView)
.mar = Assembly program (VAX Macro)
.mas = Smartmaster set (Freelance Graphics)
.mat = Data file (Matlab)
.max = Max source code file
.mb = Memo field values for database (Paradox)
.mbk = Multiple index file backup (dBASE IV)
.mbx = Mailbox (Eudora/Zerberus)
.mcc = Configuration file (Mathcad)
.mcd = Document (Mathcad)
.mcf = Font file (Mathcad)
.mci = Mci command script (Media Control Interface)
.mcp = Application script (Capsule)
.mcp = Printer driver (Mathcad)
.mcw = Text file (MacWrite II)
.md = Compressed file archive created by MDCD (mdcd10.arc)
.mda = Data (MS Access)
.mdb = Database (MS Access)
.mdl = Model (3D Design Plus)
.mdl = Spreadsheet (CA-Compete!)
.mdm = Modem definition (TELIX)
.mdt = Data table (MS ILink incremental linker)
.mdx = Multiple index file (dBASE IV)
.me = Usually ASCII text file READ.ME
.meb = Macro Editor bottom overflow file (WordPerfect Library)
.med = Macro Editor delete save (WordPerfect Library)
.med = Music (OctaMED)
.mem = Macro Editor macro (WordPerfect Library)
.mem = Memory variable save file (Clipper – dBASE IV – FoxPro)
.meq = Macro Editor print queue file (WordPerfect Library)
.mer = Macro Editor resident area (WordPerfect Library) (vakioalue)
.mes = Macro Editor work space file (WordPerfect Library)
.mes = Message
.met = Macro Editor top overflow file (WordPerfect Library)
.met = Document (Omnipage Pro)
.meu = Menu group (DOS Shell)
.mex = Mex file (executable command) (Matlab)
.mex = Macro Editor expound file (WordPerfect Library)
.mf = Metafont text file
.mgf = Font (Micrografx)
.mht = MS MHTML Document
.mib = Snmp MIB file
.mid = Standard MIDI file (music synthetizers)
.mif = Maker Interchange Format (FrameMaker)
.mii = Datafile (MicroStat-II)
.mix = Object file (Power C)
.mk = Makefile
.mke = Makefile (MS Windows SDK)
.mki = Japanese graphics MAKIchan format (MagView 0.5)
.mks = Data (TACT)
.ml3 = Project (Milestones 3.x)
.mlb = Macro library file (Symphony)
.mm = Text file (MultiMate Advantage II)
.mmf = Mail message file (MS Mail)
.mmm = Movie (RIFF RMMP format) (MacroMind Director 3.x)
.mmo = Memo writer file (RapidFile)
.mmp = Output video format from Bravado board
.mnd = Menu source (AutoCAD Menu Compiler)
.mng = Map (DeLorme Map’n'Go)
.mnt = Menu memo (FoxPro)
.mnu = Advanced macro (HP NewWave)
.mnu = Menu (AutoCAD Menu Compiler – Norton Commander – Signature)
.mnx = Compiled menu (AutoCAD)
.mnx = Menu (FoxPro)
.mny = Account book (MS Money)
.mob = Device definition (PEN Windows)
.mod = Modula-2 source code file (Clarion Modula-2)
.mod = Windows kernel module
.mod = Music (FastTracker – many)
.mon = Monitor description (ReadMail)
.mov = Movie (AutoCAD AutoFlix)
.mp2 = Mpeg audio file (xing)
.mpc = Calender file (MS Project)
.mpg = Mpeg animation
.mpm = Mathplan macro (WordPerfect Library)
.mpp = Project file (MS Project)
.mpr = Generated program (FoxPro)
.mpt = Bitmap graphics (Multipage TIFF)
.mpv = View file (MS Project)
.mpx = Compiled menu program (FoxPro)
.mrb = Multiple Resolution Bitmap graphics (MS C/C++)
.mrs = Macro Resource file (WordPerfect for Win)
.msc = Microsoft C makefile
.msg = Message
.msp = Bitmap graphics (Microsoft Paint)
.mss = Manuscript text file (Perfect Writer – Scribble – MINCE – Jove)
.mst = Minispecification file (Prosa)
.mst = Setup script (MS Windows SDK)
.msw = Text file (MS Word)
.msx = Compressed CP/M file archive created by MSX
.mth = Math file (Derive)
.mtm = Multitracker Module music
.mtw = Datafile (Minitab)
.mu = Menu (Quattro Pro)
.mus = Sound file (MusicTime)
.mvf = Stop frame file (AutoCAD AutoFlix)
.mvi = Movie command file (AutoCAD AutoFlix)
.mvw = Log file (Saber LAN)
.mwf = Animation (ProMotion)
.mxt = Data (MS C)
.myp = Presentation (MM Make Your Point)
.nap = Naplps file (VideoShow) (EnerGraphics)
.nb = Text file (Nota Bene)
.nc = Graphics (netcdf)
.nc = Instructions for NC (Numerical Control) machine (CAMS)
.ncc = Cnc (Computer Numeric Control) control file (CamView 3D)
.ncd = Norton Change Directory support file (Norton Commander)
.ndb = Network database (Intellicom – Compex)
.ndx = Index file (dBASE II – III – IV – dBFast)
.neo = Raster graphics (Atari Neochrome)
.net = Network configuration/info file
.new = New info
.nfo = Info file
.ng = Online documentation database (Norton Guide)
.nlm = Netware Loadable Module
.nlx = Form (FormWorx 3.0)
.np = Project schedule (Nokia Planner) (Visual Planner 3.x)
.npi = Source for DGEN.EXE intepreter (dBASE Application Generator)
.nsf = Lotus Notes / Domino database
.nst = Music (NoiseTracker)
.nt = Startup files (Windows NT)
.ntf = Lotus Notes / Domino template file
.ntr = Executable ASCII text file (strip header and rename) (netrun31.zip)
.nts = Tutorial (Norton)
.nts = Executable ASCII text file (strip header and rename) (netsend1.zip)
.ntx = Index (Clipper 5)
.nuf = Message for new users on their 1st call (Procomm Plus)
.nws = Info text file (latest news) (ASCII)
.nxt = Sound (NeXT format)
.o = Object file (unix – Atari – GCC)
.o$$ = Outfile (Sprint)
.oaz = Fax (NetFax Manager)
.ob = Object cut/paste file (IBM LinkWay)
.obj = Object code (Intel Recolatable Object Module)
.obr = Object browser data file (Borland C++)
.obs = Script (ObjectScript)
.obv = Visual interface (ObjectScript)
.ocf = Object Craft File (Object Craft)
.ocr = Incoming fax transcribed to text (FAXGrapper)
.ocx = OLE custom control
.odl = Type library source (Visual C++)
.ofd = Form definition (ObjectView)
.off = Object File Format vector graphics
.okt = Music (Oktalizer)
.olb = Object library (VAX)
.old = Backup file
.oli = Text file (Olivetti)
.oom = Swap file (Shroom)
.opn = Active options (Exact)
.opt = Optimize support file (QEMM)
.opw = Organization chart (Org Plus for Windows)
.opx = Inactive options (Exact)
.ora = Parameter file (Oracle)
.org = Calendar file (Lotus Organizer)
.ost = Microsoft Outlook Offline file
.otl = Outline font description (Z-Soft Type Foundry)
.otx = Text file (Olivetti Olitext Plus)
.out = Output file
.ov1 = Overlay file (part of program to be loaded when needed)
.ov2 = Overlay file (part of program to be loaded when needed)
.ovd = Datafile (ObjectVision)
.ovl = Overlay file (part of program to be loaded when needed)
.ovr = Overlay file (part of program to be loaded when needed)
.p = Pascal source code file
.p = Rea-C-Time application parameter file (ReaGeniX code generator)
.p = Picture file (APPLAUSE)
.p16 = Music (16 channels) (ProTracker Studio 16)
.p22 = Patch file (Patch22)
.p65 = Adobe Pagemaker v6.5
.pa1 = Worktable (PageAhead)
.pab = Microsoft Outlook personal address book
.pac = Stad Image (graphics ?)
.pac = Package (SBStudio II)
.pad = Keypad definition (Telemate)
.pak = Compressed file archive created by PAK (pak251.exe)
.pal = Color palette
.pan = Printer-specific file (copy to coreldrw.ink) (CorelDRAW)
.par = Parts application (Digitalk PARTS)
.par = Parameter file (Fractint)
.par = Permanent output file (Windows 3.x)
.pas = Pascal source code file
.pat = Hatch patterns (AutoCAD – Photostyler)
.pat = Vector fill files (CorelDRAW)
.pb = Fax (FAXability Plus)
.pb = Phonebook (WinFax Pro)
.pb = Setup file (PixBase)
.pb1 = Document (First Publisher for Windows)
.pba = Powerbasic BASIC source code (Genus)
.pbd = Phone book (FaxNOW! – Faxit)
.pbi = Powerbasic include file (Genus)
.pbi = Profiler Binary Input (MS Source Profiler)
.pbl = Powerbasic library (Genus)
.pbm = Pbm Portable Bit Map graphics
.pbm = Planar bitmap graphics (XLib)
.pbo = Profiler Binary Output (MS Source Profiler)
.pbt = Profiler Binary Table (MS Source Profiler)
.pc = Text file containing IBM PC specific info
.pc3 = Custom palette (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.pc8 = Ascii text IBM8 character set (NewWave Write)
.pcc = Cutout picture vector graphics (PC Paintbrush)
.pcd = Graphics (Kodak PhotoCD)
.pcf = Profiler Command File (MS Source Profiler)
.pch = Patch file
.pch = Precompiled header (MS C/C++)
.pcj = Multimedia authoring tool graphics (IBM’s Linkaway-Live)
.pck = Pickfile (Turbo Pascal)
.pcl = HP-PCL graphics data (HP Printer Control Language)
.pct = Bitmap graphics (Macintosh b&w PICT1 – color PICT2)
.pcw = Text file (PC Write)
.pcx = Bitmap graphics (PC Paintbrush)
.pda = Bitmap graphics
.pdb = Data (TACT)
.pdd = Adobe PhotoDeluxe Image
.pdf = Package Definition File
.pdf = Graphics file (ED-SCAN 24bit format)
.pdl = Project Description Language file (Borland C++ 4.5)
.pds = Pds graphics
.pds = Pldasm source code file (hardware assembly)
.pdv = Printer driver (Paintbrush)
.pdw = Document (Professional Draw)
.peb = Program Editor bottom overflow file (WordPerfect Library)
.ped = Program Editor delete save (WordPerfect Library)
.pem = Program Editor macro (WordPerfect Library)
.peq = Program Editor print queue file (WordPerfect Library)
.per = Program Editor resident area (WordPerfect Library) (vakioalue)
.pes = Program Editor work space file (WordPerfect Library)
.pet = Program Editor top overflow file (WordPerfect Library)
.pfa = Type 3 font file (unhinted PostScript font)
.pfb = Type 1 font file
.pfc = Text file (First Choice)
.pfk = Programmable function keys (XTreePro)
.pfm = Windows Type 1 font metric file
.pfs = Database (PFS:FILE) – text file (PFS:Write)
.pft = Printer font (ChiWriter)
.pg = Page cut/paste file (IBM LinkWay)
.pgi = Printer Graphics File device driver (PGRAPH library)
.pgm = Portable Grayscale bitMap graphics
.pgm = Program (Signature)
.pgp = Support file (Pretty Good Privacy RSA System)
.pgs = Manual page (man4dos)
.ph = Optimized .goh file (Geoworks)
.ph = Perl header file
.ph = Phrase-table (MS C/C++)
.phn = Phone list (UltraFax – QmodemPro)
.pho = Phone database (Metz Phone for Windows)
.phr = Phrases (LocoScript)
.pic = Pixar picture file (SDSC Image Tool)
.pic = Bitmap graphics (Macintosh b&w PICT1 – color PICT2)
.pic = Bitmap graphics (many eg. Lotus 1-2-3 – PC Paint)
.pif = Program Information File (Windows 3.x)
.pif = Vector graphics GDF format (IBM mainframe computers)
.pit = Compressed Mac file archive created by PACKIT (unpackit.zoo)
.pix = Alias image file (SDSC Image Tool)
.pj = Project (CA-SuperProject)
.pjt = Project memo (FoxPro)
.pjx = Project (FoxPro)
.pk = Packed bitmap font bitmap file (TeX DVI drivers)
.pka = Compressed file archive created by PKARC
.pkg = Installer script (Next)
.pkt = Fidonet packet
.pl = Perl source code file
.pl = Prolog source code file
.pl = Property List font metric file (TeX)
.pl = Palette (Harvard Graphics)
.pl1 = Room plan (3D Home Architect)
.pl3 = Chart palette (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.plb = Library (FoxPro)
.plc = Add-in file (functions – macros – applications) (Lotus 1-2-3)
.pll = Pre-linked library (Clipper 5)
.pln = Spreadsheet (WordPerfect for Win)
.plt = Hpgl plotter file vector graphics (AutoCAD)
.plt = Palette
.plt = Pre-linked transfer file (Clipper 5)
.ply = Data (PopMail)
.ply = Presentation screen (Harvard Spotlight)
.pm = Bitmap graphics (Presentation Manager)
.pm3 = Document (PageMaker 3)
.pm4 = Document (PageMaker 4)
.pm5 = Document (PageMaker 5)
.pmc = Graphics (A4TECH Scanner)
.pmm = Program file (Amaris BTX/2)
.pn3 = Printer device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.png = Bitmap graphics (Portable Network Graphics)
.pnm = Pbm Portable aNy Map (PNM) graphics
.pnt = Macintosh painting
.pnt = Qwk reader pointer file (MarkMail 2.x)
.poh = Optimized .goh file (Geoworks)
.pop = Messages index (PopMail)
.pop = Pop-up menu object (dBASE Application Generator)
.pov = Raytraced graphics image (Persistence Of Vision)
.pow = Chord chart (PowerChords)
.pp = Compressed Amiga file archive created by POWERPACKER
.ppb = Button bar for Print Preview (WordPerfect for Win)
.ppl = Polaroidpaletteplus ColorKey device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.ppm = Portable Pixel Map graphics
.ppo = Pre-processor output (Clipper 5)
.ppp = Publication (PagePlus)
.pps = Storyboard (Personal Producer)
.ppt = General file extension (PowerPoint)
.pr2 = Presentation (Aldus Persuasion 2.x)
.pr2 = Printer driver (dBASE IV)
.pr3 = Postscript printer driver (dBASE IV)
.pr3 = Presentation (Aldus Persuasion 3.x)
.prd = Printer driver (many)
.pre = Presentation (Freelance Graphics)
.pre = Settings (Programmer’s WorkBench – MS C/C++)
.prf = Pixel Run Format graphics (Improces – Fastgraph)
.prf = Printer driver (dBASE IV)
.prf = Profiler output
.prg = Program (Atari)
.prg = Program source (dBASE IV – FoxPro – Clipper 5 – dBFast)
.pri = Printer definitions (LocoScript)
.prj = Project
.prm = Parameters
.prn = Printer driver (Signature)
.prn = Text file (Lotus 1-2-3 – Symphony)
.pro = Prolog source code file
.pro = Graphics profile file (DOS)
.prs = Printer Resource eg. fonts (WordPerfect for Win)
.prs = Presentation (Harvard Graphics Win)
.prs = Procedure (dBASE IV)
.prt = Printer driver (Dr.Halo)
.prx = Compiled program (FoxPro)
.ps = Postscript file (text/graphics) (ASCII)
.psd = Graphics (Photoshop 3.0)
.pse = Bitmap graphics (IBM printer Page SEgment)
.psf = Outline PostScript printer font (ChiWriter)
.psm = Music (MASI – ProTracker)
.psm = Symbol table of IDE (Turbo Pascal)
.psp = Procedure (Prodea Synergy)
.pst = Microsoft Outlook personal folder
.pt3 = Device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.pt3 = Template (PageMaker 3)
.pt4 = Template (PageMaker 4)
.ptb = Script (PubTech BatchWorks)
.ptm = Macro (PubTech BatchWorks)
.ptr = Qwk reader pointer file (QMail)
.pub = Page template (MS Publisher)
.pub = Public key ring file (Pretty Good Privacy RSA System)
.pub = Publication (Ventura Publisher – 1st Publisher)
.put = Compressed file archive created by PUT (put334.zip)
.pvd = Script (Instalit)
.pvl = Library (Instalit)
.pvt = Local Fidonet pointlist
.pw = Text file (Professional Write)
.pwl = Password List
.pwp = Text document (Professional WritePlus)
.px = Primary database index (Paradox)
.py = Python script file
.pyc = Compiled PYTHON script file
.pzd = Default settings (Pizazz Plus)
.pzo = Overlay file (Pizazz Plus)
.pzp = Palette (Pizazz Plus)
.pzs = Settings (Pizazz Plus)
.pzt = Transfer file (Pizazz Plus)
.pzx = Swap file (Pizazz Plus)
.qag = Quick Access Group (Norton Desktop)
.qap = Application (Omnis Quartz)
.qbe = Saved query (Query By Example) (dBASE IV – Quattro Pro)
.qbo = Compiled query (dBASE IV)
.qbw = Spreadsheet (QuickBooks for Windows)
.qd0 = Data file – segment 10 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd1 = Data file – segment 1 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd2 = Data file – segment 2 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd3 = Data file – segment 3 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd4 = Data file – segment 4 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd5 = Data file – segment 5 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd6 = Data file – segment 6 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd7 = Data file – segment 7 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd8 = Data file – segment 8 (Omnis Quartz)
.qd9 = Data file – segment 9 (Omnis Quartz)
.qdk = Backup of startup files created by Optimize (QEMM)
.qdv = Graphics (Steve Blackstock Giffer)
.qef = Query file (Q+E for MS Excel)
.qfx = Fax (QuickLink)
.qlb = Quick library (MS C/C++)
.qlc = Data (PostScript help file) atmfonts.qlc
.qlp = Printer driver (QuickLink)
.qm4 = Options or services file (QMail 4.x Mail Door)
.qpr = Generated query program (FoxPro)
.qpr = Print queue device driver (OS/2)
.qpx = Compiled query program (FoxPro)
.qrs = Equation Editor support file (WordPerfect for Win)
.qrt = Qrt ray tracing graphics
.qry = Query (dBASE IV)
.qt = Quicktime movie (animation)
.qwk = Qwk reader message file
.qxd = Document (QuarkXPress)
.qxl = Element library (QuarkXPress)
.r = Ratfor (FORTRAN preprosessor) file
.r8 = Raw graphics (one byte per pixel) plane one (PicLab)
.r8p = Pcl 4 bitmap font file (Intellifont)
.ra = Music (RealAudio)
.ram = Ramfile (RealAudio)
.rar = Compressed file archive created by RAR (rar1_402.exe)
.ras = Sun Rasterfile graphics
.rat = Datafile (RATS)
.raw = Raw RGB 24-bit graphics
.rbf = Datafile (Rbase)
.rc = Resource script (MS C/C++ – Borland C++)
.rc = Configuration (emacs)
.rcg = Netscape newsgroup file (netsc.rcg)
.rdf = Compiled UIC source code (Geoworks UI Compiler)
.rdi = Device-independent bitmap file (RIFF RDIB format)
.rdx = Datafile (Reflex)
.rec = Datafile (EpiInfo)
.rec = Record file (Sprint)
.rec = Recorded macro file (Windows 3.x)
.red = Path info (Clarion Modula-2)
.ref = Cross-reference
.reg = Ole Registration (Windows 3.x)
.reg = Registration (Corel programs)
.rem = Remarks
.rep = Qwk reader reply file
.rep = Report (Report Designer – CodeReporter – DataBoss)
.req = Request
.res = Compiled resource (MS C/C++ – Borland C++)
.res = Dbase resources (dBASE IV)
.rev = Revision file (Geoworks)
.rex = Rexx source code file
.rex = Report definition (Oracle)
.rez = Resource file
.rf = Sun raster graphics
.rft = Dca/RFT Revisable Format Text file (IBM DisplayWrite 4.0-5.1)
.rgb = Sgi RGB image file (SDSC Image Tool)
.rgx = Symbol tables etc. info (ReaGeniX code generator)
.rh = Resource header file (Borland C++ 4.5)
.ri = Data (Lotus 1-2-3)
.rib = Graphics in Renderman format (3DReality)
.ric = Fax (Ricoh)
.rif = Riff bitmap graphics (Fractal Design Painter)
.rip = Graphics (Remote Access)
.rix = Bitmap graphics (ColorRIX VGA Paint)
.rl4 = Bitmap graphics
.rl8 = Bitmap graphics
.rla = Wavefront raster image file (SDSC Image Tool)
.rlb = Data (Harvard Graphics Win) hgw.rlb
.rlc = Graphics 1bit/pixel scanner output
.rle = Utah Run Length Encoded raster graphic (SDSC Image Tool)
.rlz = Realizer source code file (CA-Realizer)
.rmi = Midi file (RIFF RMID format)
.rmk = Makefile (Clipper RMake)
.rn = Xpl program for Nota Bene users
.rnd = Rendering Slide (AutoCAD AutoShade)
.rno = Runoff file (VAX)
.rol = Fm music Adlib Music File (Roland)
.rpd = Database (RapidFile)
.rpl = Text document (Replica)
.rpt = Report
.rs = Data file (Amiga Resource – Reassembler)
.rs_ = Resource fork of a Macintosh file (Mac-ette)
.rsc = Resource file
.rsp = Response file
.rtf = Rich Text Format text file (many – Windows Word)
.rtf = Windows Help file script
.rtl = Run Time Library (NU 7.0)
.rtl = Text file
.rtp = Rtpatch software update package data file
.rts = Runtime library file (CA-Realizer)
.rvw = Review
.rws = Resource Workshop data file (Borland C++)
.rwx = Script (RenderWare)
.s = Assembly source code file (unix)
.s = Scheme source code file
.s$$ = Temporary sort file (Sprint)
.s3m = Music (16 channels) (Scream Tracker 3.0)
.sal = Datafile (SORITEC)
.sam = Text file (Samna – Lotus Ami/Ami Pro)
.sar = Compressed file archive created by SAR (sar1.zip)
.sav = Backup file (saved file)
.sav = Configuration
.sav = Saved game situation (eg. NetHack)
.sb = Audio file (signed byte)
.sbd = Storyboard (Storyboard Editor)
.sbi = Sound Blaster Instrument file (Creative Labs)
.sbp = Dml program (Superbase 4)
.sbr = Support file (Source Browser)
.sbt = Notes related to record (Suberbase 4 Windows)
.sc = Pal script (Paradox)
.sc = Display driver (Framework II)
.sc3 = Renamed dBASE III screen mask file (dBASE IV)
.sc3 = Screen device driver (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.sca = Datafile (SCA)
.scc = Text file
.scd = Scodl Scan Conversion Object Description Language graphics
.scf = Multimedia show (ScoreMaker)
.scf = Spelling checker configuration (Symphony)
.sch = Project schedule (Schedule Publisher)
.sch = Schematics file (ORCAD)
.sci = System Configuration Information
.sci = Fax (SciFax)
.scm = Scheme source code file
.scn = Screen file (Kermit)
.sco = High score
.scp = Script (BITCOM)
.scr = Debug source code file (DOS Debug)
.scr = Screen – screen snapshot (dBASE IV – Procomm Plus)
.scr = Screen font (LocoScript)
.scr = Screen saver (Windows 3.x)
.scr = Script (Kermit – 1st Reader)
.sct = Screen memo (FoxPro)
.scx = Bitmap graphics (ColorRIX)
.scx = Chart (Stanford Chart)
.scx = Screen (FoxPro)
.scy = Security file (ReaGeniX)
.sda = Fidonet’s Software Distribution Network file archive description
.sdf = System Data Format file (fixed lenght ASCII text)
.sdi = Software Distribution Network Info file
.sdn = Software Distribution Network compressd file archive (pak251.exe)
.sea = Self-Extracting compressed Macintosh file Archive
.sec = Secret key ring file (Pretty Good Privacy RSA System)
.sec = Secured animation file (Disney Animation Studio)
.sep = Printer separator page
.seq = Atari animation file
.seq = Sequential Instruction File (Bubble Chamber)
.ses = Session info (Clarion Modula-2)
.set = Configuration (1st Reader)
.set = Driver sets created by Install (Symphony)
.set = Setup options file
.sf = Ircam Sound File (CSound package – MixView sound sample editor)
.sf = Wps attribute storage (OS/2 WorkPlace Shell) wp_root.sf
.sfi = Graphics (SIS Framegrabber)
.sfi = Printer font (HP LaserJet landscape) (Ventura Publisher)
.sfl = Pcl 4 bitmap font (landscape) (Intellifont) (Ventura Publisher)
.sfn = Font (SPX)
.sfp = Pcl 4 bitmap font (portrait) (Intellifont) (Ventura Publisher)
.sfs = Pcl 5 scalable font file (Intellifont)
.sft = Screen font (ChiWriter)
.sg1 = Graphics (Stanford Graphics)
.sgf = Document with graphics (Starwriter)
.sgi = Graphics (IRIS – Silicon Graphics)
.sgp = Statistics (STATGRAPHICS Plus)
.sgt = Save/get keyboard macro (Signature)
.sh = Unix shell script
.sh = Unix ASCII file archive created by SHAR (unshar.zip)
.sh3 = Presentation (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.shb = Background (CorelShow)
.shg = Segmented-graphics bitmap
.shk = Compressed Apple II file archive created by SHRINKIT
.shm = Shell macro (WordPerfect Library)
.shp = Shape file and source file for text fonts (AutoCAD)
.shr = Unix ASCII file archive created by SHAR (unshar.zip)
.shs = Scrap Object
.shw = Presentation (Harvard Graphics 2.0 – CorelShow)
.shw = Slide show (WordPerfect Presentations)
.shx = Shape entities (AutoCAD)
.sif = Setup Installation Files info (Windows NT Setup)
.sig = Current program settings (Signature)
.sig = Signature file (PopMail)
.sik = Backup file (Sicherungskopie) (MS Word)
.sit = Compressed Macintosh archive created by STUFFIT (unsit30.zip)
.sl = S-Lang source code file
.slb = Slide library (AutoCAD)
.slc = Compiled SALT script (Telix)
.sld = Slide (AutoCAD)
.sli = Slide (MAGICorp Slide Service)
.slk = Sylk Symbolic Link format data file (MultiPlan)
.sll = Sound data file
.slt = Salt Script Application Language for Telix script source (Telix)
.sm = Smalltalk source code file
.sm = Maillist (SoftSpoken Mailer)
.sm = Script (ScriptMaker)
.sm = Text file (Samna Word)
.smf = Fax (SMARTFAX)
.smm = Macro (Ami Pro)
.smp = Sample (sound file)
.smt = Text file (Smart Ware II)
.snd = Digitized sound file (Macintosh/ATARI/PC)
.sng = Song (midi sound) (Midisoft Studio – Prism)
.sno = Snobol4 source code file
.snp = Output video format from Computer Eyes equipment
.sol = Solution eg. game walkthroughs
.som = Network serial numbers (Quattro Pro)
.som = Sort information (Paradox)
.son = Song (SBStudio II)
.sou = Sound data (sound tool)
.sp = Compressed file archive created by SPLINT (unix)
.spc = Program (MS Multiplan)
.spc = Temporary file (WordPerfect for Win)
.spd = Scalable font (Speedo) (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.spf = Slide presentation file (EnerGraphics)
.spg = Glossary (Sprint)
.spi = Graphics (Siemens and Philips scanner)
.spl = Compressed file archive created by SPLINT (splint.arc)
.spl = Customized printer driver (Sprint)
.spl = Personal spell dictionary (Signature)
.spl = Print spooling file (Windows 3.x)
.spl = Sample
.spm = Data (WordPerfect) wp{wp}.spm
.spp = Printer file (Sprint)
.spr = Document letter (Sprint)
.spr = Genarated screen program (FoxPro)
.spr = Sprite
.sps = Spssx source code file (VAX/VMS)
.sps = Screen driver (Sprint)
.spt = Spitbol source code file
.spt = Support file (MITAC disk/system management utility pack)
.spw = Worksheet (SigmaPlot)
.spx = Compiled screen program (FoxPro)
.sql = SQL report or query
.sqz = Compressed file archive created by SQUEEZE (sqz1083e.exe)
.src = Source (DataFlex)
.srf = Sun Raster File graphics
.srp = Script (QuickLink)
.ss = Bitmap graphics (Splash)
.ssd = Datafile (SAS/PC)
.ssm = RealPlayer Standard Streaming Metafile
.ssp = Datafile (SAS Transport)
.st = Smalltalk source code file (Little Smalltalk)
.st = Instrument library (Scream Tracker)
.st = Stamp (NeoPaint)
.sta = Saved state (Reflection 4.0)
.sta = Stack (Spinmaker Plus)
.stb = Stub library (Genus GX Kernel)
.std = State Transition Diagram graphic file (Prosa)
.std = Standard (something..) (LocoScript)
.stf = Compressed file archive created by SHRINKTOFIT
.stm = State Transition Diagram model file (Prosa)
.stm = Music (Scream Tracker)
.sto = Pascal stub OBJ file (Genus GX Kernel)
.str = Structure list object file (dBASE Application Generator)
.sts = Project status info (MS C/C++)
.sts = Song format (Scream Tracker)
.stw = Data file (SmartTerm for Windows)
.stx = Electronic book (SmarText)
.stx = Tax form (CA-Simply Tax)
.sty = Style library or sheet (many text and graphics programs)
.sui = Suit library (Simple User Interface Toolkit)
.sum = Summary
.sun = Sun rasterfile graphics
.sup = Supplementary dictionary (WordPerfect for Win)
.svd = Autosave file for document (MS Word)
.svg = Autosave file for glossary (MS Word)
.svs = Autosave file for style sheet (MS Word)
.sw = Audio file (signed word)
.swg = Swag packet (SWAG Reader)
.swp = Document backup (Sprint)
.swp = Swap file (DOS)
.sy1 = Smartpix symbol library (Ami Pro)
.sy3 = Symbol file (Harvard Graphics 3.0)
.syd = Backup of startup files created by QEMM (?) autoexec.syd
.sym = Precompiled headers (Borland C++)
.sym = Program symbol table (many compilers and linkers)
.sym = Symbol file (Harvard Graphics 2.0)
.syn = Sdsc Synu image file (SDSC Image Tool)
.syn = Synonym file (MS Word 5)
.sys = Datafile (SYGRAPH – SYSTAT – SPSS/PC)
.sys = System file – device driver or hardware configuration info (DOS)
.syw = Graphics symbols (Harvard Graphics Win)
.t = Tads source
.t = Tape Archive (tar) without compression
.t = Tester symbol table (ReaGeniX code generator)
.t44 = Temporary file for Sort or Index (dBASE IV)
.t64 = Program (C64S emulator)
.tag = Query tag name (DataFlex)
.tah = Turbo Assembler Help file (Borland C++)
.tal = Text illustration (TypeAlign)
.tar = Compressed file archive created by TAR (pax2exe.zoo)
.taz = Compressed ASCII file archive created by TAR and COMPRESS (.tar.Z)
.tb1 = Font file (Borland Turbo C)
.tb2 = Font file (Borland Turbo C)
.tbf = Fax (Imavox TurboFax)
.tbk = Memo backup (dBASE IV – FoxPro)
.tbk = Toolbook (Asymetrix ToolBook)
.tbl = Graphics (native format) (PageMaker TableEditor)
.tbl = Table of values (OS/2)
.tbs = Text elements ?? (Textbausteine) (MS Word)
.tbx = Table (Project Scheduler 4)
.tc = Configuration (Turbo C – Borland C++)
.tch = Turbo C Help file (Borland C++)
.tcl = Tool Command Language source code (Swat)
.tcw = Drawing (TurboCAD for Windows)
.td = Configuration file (Turbo Debugger for DOS)
.td0 = Disk image file (Teledisk)
.td2 = Configuration file (Turbo De)

Kabel LAN May 31, 2010

hihi..

pagi-pagi tadi benerin kabel LAN buat laptop gue

hihi..
en gue belajar buat ndiri

urutan kabelnya dari kanan ke kiri :

PUTIH ORANGE – ORANGE – PUTIH HIJAU – BIRU – PUTIH BIRU – HIJAU – PUTIH COKLAT – COKLAT

abis itu dimasukin ke RJ45
abis itu di crimping

crimping RJ45

udah gitu jadi de

photoshop online? why not! April 28, 2010

huhuhu..
ol shop FB gue kepenuhan,,
alhasil, gue arus create 1 FB lagi buat ol shop..
sembari uploading..
jalan² dueh…

en nemu ini

http://www.pixlr.com/editor/

keren banget

ini untuk front pagenya..

lumayan cepet untuk ukuran inet indo

silahkan dicoba deh buat yang suka editing foto

Filter Unique Records – Excel Trik March 18, 2010

sometimes, manusia itu kalo lagi ga butuh, dia ga mau belajar, tapi saat dia urgent en butuh, baru sibuk-sibuk nyari sana/i en belajar

berikut adalah cara “SELECT DISTINCT” di excel yang gue pelajari secara kilat padahal beberapa bulan yang lalu, angel praktekin en suru gue belajar, gue masi emoh-emohan

Filter Unique Records

You can use an Excel Advanced Filter to extract a list of unique items in the database.
For example, get a list of customers from an order list, or compile a list of products sold:

Note: The list must contain a heading, or the first item may be duplicated in the results.

Select a cell in the database.
From the Data menu, choose Filter, Advanced Filter.(In Excel 2007, click the Data tab on the Ribbon, then click Advanced Filter.)
Choose ‘Copy to another location’.
For the List range, select the column(s) from which you want to extract the unique values.
Leave the Criteria Range blank.
Select a starting cell for the Copy to location.
Add a check mark to the Unique records only box.
Click OK.

note:
data yang keluar itu bakalan unik, jadi kalo misalnya ada data seperti ini :
1. Mangga Ani 10 pcs
2. Jeruk Ani 5 pcs
3. Mangga Dona 11 pcs
4. Apel Rita 6 pcs
5. Manggis Yanti 2 pcs

en kita sort berdasarkan "Mangga", hasil yang keluar jadinya :
1. Mangga Ani 10 pcs
2. Mangga Dona 11 pcs

tapi kalo contohnya seperti ini :
1. Mangga
2. Jeruk
3. Apel
5. Mangga
6. Manggis
7. Mangga
8. Anggur

hasil yg keluar
1. Mangga
2. Jeruk
3. Apel
4. Manggis
5. Anggur