File extension APP

Found 19 records for the .APP file extension name

There are 18 other file types using the APP file extension:

.app - IBM Lotus Symphony add-in application

.app - Generated application or active document

.app - dBase application generator object

.app - DR-DOS executable application

.app - FoxPro generated application

.app - MAC application package file

.app - Alphacam punch post file

.app - ArcPad project file

.app - Psion OVAL file

.app - Timex Data Link USB application

.app - CA Visual Objects platform for developer (CAVO) project file

.app - Clarion for Windows application

.app - Cybiko computer application file

.app - Team Developer normal mode application file

.app - OrbWorks PocketC CE application

.app - Symbian OS application

.app - Until application

.app - VTech Helio application

file extension APP - Video CD on CD-i application

File type specification:

Program executable file type

Extension icon: .APP

File extension APP description:

Probably old file extension or not supported application.

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Help how to open APP files:

No information how to open APP available yet.

How to convert file with extension APP:

No additional information how to convert APP available yet.

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Labelled with ICRA | Last updated on Saturday, November 21, 2009, 06:21:26 CET

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Video CD on CD-i application