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OS/2 notes data

File type: Document file

A $$p file is an obsolete OS/2 notes data file. It stores notes saved by OS/2 applications.

The file belongs to the IBM OS/2 operating system and its applications.

What is $$p file?

File type category:
Document file

Date updated: October 26, 2026

Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.

The $$p file extension is associated with OS/2, IBM's operating system for IBM-compatible personal computers. OS/2 applications used these files to save notes data.

A $$p file is application data rather than a general-purpose document format. Its contents are therefore tied to the OS/2 application that created or used the file.

OS/2 is obsolete and was replaced by eComStation.

How to open $$p file?

Open a $$p file with the OS/2 application that created it, using an OS/2 system or a compatible OS/2 environment. The file may not be usable as a standalone document because it contains application-specific notes data.

If the originating application is unknown, identifying that application is necessary before attempting to open the file.

How to convert $$p file?

Conversion of $$p files depends on the OS/2 application that created them. If that application can open the file, use its export or save options to move the notes into a supported format.

Without the original application, the file cannot reliably be converted because its notes data is application-specific.

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