GM3

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Heroes of Might & Magic III saved game

File type: Game file

A gm3 file extension is related to the Heroes of Might & Magic III, a turn-based strategic computer game. A gm3 file stores saved game position.

Found 2 different file type records with the same gm3 filename suffix.

What is gm3 file?

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: May 11, 2019

The gm3 file extension is associated with the Heroes of Might & Magic III, a turn-based strategic video game for Microsoft Windows operating system, developed by 3DO.

The gm3 file contains saved game position.

How to open gm3 file?

Use Load Game option to open saved game files.

How to convert gm3 file?

Probably cannot be converted to anything else.

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Associated software actions with the gm3 file

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SAPS Sharp Advanced Presentation Software Professional file

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: October 3, 2026

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

SAPS (Sharp Advanced Presentation Software Professional) was presentation software for use with Sharp LCD projectors on Microsoft Windows.

A gm3 file stores data used by SAPS.

The gm3 format is obsolete and is unlikely to be used in current presentation workflows.

How to open gm3 file?

Open a gm3 file with SAPS (Sharp Advanced Presentation Software Professional) on Microsoft Windows. The file is associated with that application rather than intended to be opened as a standalone document.

SAPS is obsolete, so compatible software may be difficult to obtain. Avoid editing the file with a text editor, as this may damage its SAPS data.

How to convert gm3 file?

To convert a SAPS gm3 file, open it in SAPS and use any export or save-as functions provided by the application to produce an available presentation format.

If SAPS is unavailable, the file may not be reliably converted because its data format is specific to that software.

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