Possible software with support for converting of pkg files to exe file format.
Although many sites seems to offer "pkg to exe converters", it seems that most of them do not work and just act as a way to sell bloatware and other dubious software. Many package files (.pkg) exist, but these cannot be under normal circumstances converted to Windows executables (.exe).
Note: In the past pkg to exe conversion might have been related for some game emulation purposes.
Unfortunately, there is no detailed software record in the database for this conversion.
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Additional links: Open pkg file, Open exe file
PKG
Files with pkg extension can be generally found as archives, installation package and other archives used by various applications across all platforms.
Files with pkg file extension may also be found as designed packages originally created using OneSpace or CoCreate programs by PTC.
Files with pkg extension can be mostly found as various installation packages, for example the ones used in OS X (macOS).
A pkg file extension is related to the Automise ActionStudio and used for its action design files.
Files with pgk file extension can be found as game installation package for Sony PlayStation 3 video gaming console.
EXE
Files with exe extension are best known as main program executable files since the times of MS-DOS. It was adopted for executables in Windows as well. Executables are files that launch programs.
Files with exe extension can also be found as special self-extracting compress archives. They are basically archives with a small executable program added so the end-user does not require any software to decompress it. Can be password protected.
Files with exe extension might also be slide shows exported from Canvas X software. Standalone, self-running app that contains the slideshow.
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