Nintendo GameCube executable data
File type: Program executable file
A dol file extension is related to the Nintendo GameCube gaming console. A dol file executable data of GameCube app or game.
Found 3 different file type records with the same dol filename suffix.
File type category:
Program executable file
Date updated: December 20, 2017
The dol file extension is associated with the Nintendo GameCube gaming console.
The dol file is a typical executable format used by Nintendo GameCube Linux kernel. DOL is short for "Dolphin," the development code name for the Gamecube.
Use Dolphin to work with *.dol files.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: October 2, 2026
The DOL file extension is associated with D-PAS Portfolio Manager, a property portfolio analysis application developed by Investment Property Databank Ltd. The file stores flexible benchmarking analysis data for use in the application.
The format is part of the D-PAS Portfolio Manager software rather than a general-purpose data format. Its contents are intended to be read and processed by that application.
D-PAS Portfolio Manager is an obsolete product, and IPD no longer provides support for it.
Open a DOL file with the original D-PAS Portfolio Manager software. Because the product is obsolete and no longer supported by IPD, obtaining a compatible installation may be difficult.
If the original D-PAS Portfolio Manager software can open the file, use its own save or export functions to produce a supported report or data format.
Without access to D-PAS Portfolio Manager, the file cannot usually be converted reliably.
File type category:
Bitmap image file
Date updated: October 5, 2026
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
Dolphin Ed was a picture image editing program for the Commodore 64, an 8-bit home computer. Its .dol file format stores images created or edited in the program.
A Dolphin Ed picture uses 160 x 200 pixels and a palette of 16 colors.
The format is obsolete. RECOIL supports Dolphin Ed pictures on multiple platforms and can display this type of image.
Open the .dol file with RECOIL, a multiplatform viewer for images from older computers. The file must be identified as a Dolphin Ed picture; a different program using the same extension may not open it correctly.
RECOIL can convert supported retro-computer images to common modern image formats. Use it to export a Dolphin Ed picture when an image file suitable for current software is needed.
Conversion preserves the original 160 x 200 image and its 16-color appearance.
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