Found 82 records for the .DAT file extension name
There are 81 other file types using the DAT file extension:
.dat - Antivirus data
.dat - Btrieve database
.dat - Sony Digital Audio Tape
.dat - Generally text or binary datafile
.dat - Microsoft Internet Explorer cache
.dat - My Personal Programmer distributed project
.dat - Mitsubishi DJ-1000 and Photorun native format
.dat - MS Word for DOS file
.dat - Novell message file
.dat - Programming
.dat - SPOT image format
.dat - Terrasoft dataset definition file
.dat - Video CD MPEG movie MPEG1
.dat - Z80 Spectrum Emulator snap/file format
.dat - Chuzzle saved game
.dat - Clarion DOS database
.dat - DataFlex table file
.dat - DataFlex data file
.dat - ZEMAX data file
.dat - Pegasus Mail content control definitions
.dat - Nero BackItUp drive image
.dat - Act of War game file
.dat - Against Rome game file
.dat - Allegro generic packfile data file
.dat - Commodore 64 audio file
.dat - Daqarta extended audio data file
.dat - EasyRecovery saved recovery state
.dat - Exchange Server error message
.dat - Guild Wars data file
.dat - Gunlok archive file
.dat - Inno Setup uninstall log file
.dat - LabVIEW binary datalog
.dat - LithTech game compiled level file
.dat - MapInfo native data format
.dat - Nascar Racing game archive
.dat - Nero CD Speed results file
.dat - Norton Disk Doctor undo file
.dat - Oric Atmos snapshot
.dat - Peachtext list manager
.dat - PestPatrol Data/Scan strings
.dat - PHASES free form input file
.dat - Propilkki game data
.dat - PSpice numerical data file
.dat - Morpheus adware
.dat - Runtime software disk image
.dat - SeeYou waypoint
.dat - Shareaza thumbnail
.dat - SHARP MZ-series emulator RAM-disk file
.dat - SPOT graphic file
.dat - Terrasoft dataset definition file
.dat - TomTom traffic data
.dat - UFOCaptureV2 map file
.dat - Unfinished FastTrack download
.dat - VMS data file
.dat - Walkman NW-S23 MP3 file storage container
.dat - Windows registry hive
.dat - WordPerfect merge data
.dat - XnView filter file
.dat - Legacy of Kain Defiance game archive
.dat - LEGO Star Wars game archive
.dat - Ricochet Lost Worlds: Recharged game archive
.dat - Ricochet Xtreme game archive
.dat - Star Wolves game archive
.dat - Uplink game archive
.dat - Miranda IM profile file
.dat - BitDefender data file
.dat - Microsoft Live Messenger active folder file
.dat - Skype local store file
.dat - AOL Messenger (AIM) BFTS database file
.dat - Trillian wiki dat file
.dat - Yahoo! Instant Messenger settings file
.dat - Mozilla Firefox plug-in register file
.dat - Apple Safari dictionary file
.dat - 602Pro PC Suite data file
.dat - Internet Explorer data file
.dat - Opera Mobile data file
.dat - Palm Desktop datebook
.dat - Painkiller Overdose game file
.dat - Constructor data file
.dat - Radiance data file
.dat - Fahrenheit game file
file extension DAT - BLUEWAVE file
File extension DAT description:
Old file extension or not supported application.
Associated applications to file extension DAT:
BlUEWAVE
Company / developer:
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Blue Wave is a file-based offline mail reader that was popular among bulletin board system users, especially users of FidoNet and other networks that generated large volumes of mail. The name "Blue Wave" refers to both the software reader program and the format of the mail packets, as other offline mail readers have been written that support the Blue Wave format.
Blue Wave was released to the public September 20, 1990 by Fred Rappuhn and George Hatchew, and marketed via their company, Blue Wave Software. Fred Rappuhn and George Hatchew were fellow Sysops who met at a picnic for local area Sysops. During this picnic, the concept of Blue Wave was born and development was started immediately. Fred Rappuhn concentrated on the offline reader while George Hatchew concentrated on the doors that would convert the BBS message system to a Blue Wave format. This packet could then be downloaded and read offline by the Blue Wave Reader. It quickly gained success and soon became one of the top offline mail readers available. This team proved to be very successful and within a short amount of time had support for all the top BBS systems.