Alphacam 3D Mill, 2D Mill tool
File type: 3d graphics, CAD-CAM-CAE file
An amt file extension is related to the Alphacam, a CAD/CAM and NC programming utilities for Windows. An amt file stores tool.
Found 5 different file type records with the same amt filename suffix.
File type category:
3d graphics, CAD-CAM-CAE file
Date updated: April 20, 2018
The amt file extension is associated with the Alphacam, a family of NC programming, CAM and CAD applications for Microsoft Windows and used in woodworking industry.
The amt file stores tool for Alphacam 3D and 2D Mill.
Use Alphacam to open .amt tool files.
Can be exported to other formats.
Software applications that can open amt files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that can edit amt files:
Microsoft Windows
Software capable of saving amt files:
Microsoft Windows
Software apps that create amt files:
Microsoft Windows
Software apps that print amt files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: July 28, 2017
The amt file extension is associated with ABBYY Finereader Pro, an all in one OCR and PDF software application for Microsoft Windows, developed by ABBYY.
The amt file contains data for Finereader.
Software apps that create amt files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that handle other tasks involving amt files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
The AMT file extension is used for an Artistea embroidery template format used by Bernina.
AMT files are intended for use within the Artistea and ArtLink workflow. ArtLink runs on Microsoft Windows and can open supported AMT files for viewing and further processing.
Open the file in ArtLink on Microsoft Windows. Install the program first, then use its Open command and select the AMT file.
If the file does not open, it may require the Artistea software environment that created the template.
Open the file in ArtLink and use the program's available save or export options to create a supported embroidery format.
Conversion may not preserve template-specific information. Keep the original AMT file if the template is still needed for editing.
Software applications that can open amt files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Game file
Date updated: September 24, 2026
ArtMoney is developed by System SoftLab for Microsoft Windows. It can search a game's memory for values and let the user change selected values, such as quantities or scores, while the game is running.
An ArtMoney table file stores the addresses and related entries that make up an ArtMoney table. The file contains table data for use with ArtMoney rather than the game itself, and it does not represent a saved game.
The format is specific to ArtMoney and is primarily used to save or share tables for particular games. It is not a general-purpose game-file format.
Open the .amt file in ArtMoney on Microsoft Windows. In ArtMoney, use its command for loading a table, or open the file if the program is associated with the .amt file extension.
An AMT table may depend on the game and its current memory layout, so loading it does not guarantee that its entries will work with every game version.
There is no useful general conversion for an ArtMoney table file. The table is intended to be loaded and saved in ArtMoney's native format.
If a table must be used elsewhere, its entries generally have to be recreated manually in the other program; converting the file will not convert the game data or produce a saved game.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving amt files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Graphics file
Date updated: September 30, 2026
AVSnap is Windows software from ALTINEX, Inc. for audio-visual drawing, design, documentation, presentation, remote access, and control. An AMT file is the project format used by the application.
The file contains the information needed to save and reopen an AVSnap project, including its audio-visual design and associated documentation. It is therefore a project file rather than a general-purpose graphics image.
The AMT format is tied to AVSnap on Microsoft Windows. The project should be kept with any related resources that AVSnap requires when it is moved to another computer.
Open an AMT file in AVSnap on Microsoft Windows. Start AVSnap and use its Open command to select the file, or open the file directly if Windows has associated the AMT file extension with AVSnap.
If the file does not open, install or use the AVSnap version associated with the project and then open it from within the application.
Open the AMT project in AVSnap and use the application's print or export options when a diagram or document is needed in another form.
Converting the AMT file outside AVSnap may discard project information and is not a reliable way to preserve an editable AVSnap project.
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