ALM

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Alpha Five database information

File type: Various data file

An alm file contains database information used by Alpha Five, a Windows database and application development tool.

It stores shared project resources and definitions used by more than one table.

Found 4 different file type records with the same alm filename suffix.

What is alm file?

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: October 12, 2026

The alm file extension belongs to Alpha Five, an integrated development tool for Microsoft Windows from Alpha Software.

An alm file stores scripts, user-defined functions, menus, toolbars, bitmaps, and import definitions used by more than one table in an Alpha Five project.

The file is part of the Alpha Five project environment rather than a general-purpose database interchange format. Its contents are intended to be managed together with the associated Alpha Five application and database files.

How to open alm file?

Open an alm file in Alpha Five on Microsoft Windows. The file is normally accessed from the relevant Alpha Five project rather than opened as a standalone document.

If Alpha Five does not recognise the file, place it with the other files from the original project and open that project first. Renaming the file or opening it in a text editor will not display its database information correctly.

How to convert alm file?

An alm file is not normally converted with a general-purpose file converter. Its scripts, functions, menus, toolbars, bitmaps, and import definitions are Alpha Five project resources, so they should be retained in the project.

Use Alpha Five's project and database export features when the goal is to move selected data or application resources to another format. This does not convert the complete alm file into an equivalent standalone file.

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Associated software actions with the alm file

Software applications that handle other tasks involving alm files:

Microsoft Windows

AL-Mail data

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: March 29, 2019

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

An alm file extension is associated with AL-Mail, an e-mail client software developed for Microsoft Windows operating system used in Japan.

An alm file stores some kind of data used by AL-Mail tool.

Seems to be obsolete.

Alphacam laser parameter macro

File type category:
Source code and script file

Date updated: July 30, 2019

The alm file extension is associated with the NC programming, CAD and CAM family of applications for Microsoft Windows called Alphacam developed by the Planit Solutions.

The alm file stores macro used to programming parameters for laser.

How to open alm file?

Use Alphacam to open *.alm laser parameter macro files.

How to convert alm file?

Probably cannot be converted to anything else.

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Associated software actions with the alm file

Software applications that can open alm files:

Microsoft Windows

Software applications that can edit alm files:

Microsoft Windows

Software capable of saving alm files:

Microsoft Windows

Software apps that create alm files:

Microsoft Windows

Software applications that handle other tasks involving alm files:

Microsoft Windows

SiRFDemo GPS almanac data

File type category:
GIS, GPS navigation and map file

Date updated: October 12, 2026

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

SiRFDemo is software for real-time monitoring of a GPS receiver. Its alm files store GPS almanac data used with the receiver.

The almanac includes the health status of the entire GPS satellite constellation and coarse orbital information for each satellite. This information helps the receiver identify and track satellites.

How to open alm file?

An alm file should be opened with SiRFDemo on a compatible Windows computer. It is a receiver-support file rather than a document intended for viewing in a text editor, so other programs may display unreadable data or interpret it incorrectly.

How to convert alm file?

This obsolete GPS almanac format generally has no useful standalone conversion option. The data is intended for use by SiRFDemo and compatible GPS receivers; when current almanac data is needed, it is normally obtained again through the receiver or its software rather than converted to another file format.

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