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File extension PART - Partial download file
File type specification:
File extension PART description:
The PART file extension is associated with partially downloaded files from internet. Unless the download is finished, the partial file appears as corrupted and usually cannot be accessed by any means. After the download is finished, the partial file is renamed to its original extension.
The file suffix is used by some download managers and web browsers, such as Go!Zilla, Firefox, eMule Plus, eDonkey, FlashGet or Free Download Manager.
Go!Zilla is a download manager and download accelerator software, developed by Headlight Software, Inc.. It offers many innovative features and can also recover unfinished partial downloads, caused by lost connections, crashes, reboots, which could compromise your download. That is especially handy when you perform some very time consuming downloads and loosing several GBs of data would be a terrible blow.
Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser descended from the Mozilla Application Suite and managed by Mozilla Corporation. Firefox's source code is a free software, released under a tri-license GNU GPL/GNU LGPL/MPL. Firefox runs on various versions of GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows and many other Unix-like operating systems. It offers many innovative functions and customizations options and its a worthy alternative to Microsoft Internet Explorer. It does also contain a download manager, which is using part files during the download procedure.
eMule Plus is a new generation eMule compatible client created to improve the original GUI and to bring you the best experience ever. eMule Plus does not contain any spyware, adware or the like. It's an open source project released under General Public License (GPL). It's free to download and use.
FlashGet and Free Download Mager are download managers and download accelerators. Some versions of the FlashGet use .JC or .JC! file extension for partial download file.
The default software that works with part file format:
Company or developer:
Aureate media
Go!Zilla is download manager for Microsoft Windows cooperates with any Internet browser. Go!Zilla is able to manage, categorize, recover and resume download sessions. It is very simple to use.
Company or developer:
SourceForge.net
eMule Plus is client for peer-to-peer file sharing network eDonkey. eMule Plus is based on native eMule client but brings other enhancements to it. eMule Plus modifies standard eMule GUI, contains automated fake check, configurable keyboard shortcuts etc.. eMule Plus is free for use and it is available for Microsoft Windows.
List of software associated to the .part file extension
Recommended software programs are sorted by OS platform (Windows, Mac OS X etc.) and possible program actions
that can be done with the file: like open part file, edit part file, convert part file, view part file, play part file etc. (if exist software for corresponding action in File-Extensions.org's database).
Hint:
Click on the tab below to simply browse between the application actions, to quickly get a list of recommended software, which is able
to perform the specified software action, such as opening, editing or converting of the part files.
- Open part file
- Create part file
- Recover part file
- Others part file
Programs that open part file - Partial download file
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Microsoft Windows platform:
Main software associated with part file by default:
Go!Zilla
eMule Plus
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