OLB

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Microsoft Office OLE Object Library

File type: Various data file

An olb file extension is related to the Microsoft Office and used for its OLE object libraries.

Found 5 different file type records with the same olb filename suffix.

What is olb file?

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: December 20, 2024

The olb file extension is related to OLE Object libraries used by many Microsoft Office applications, like Excel, Word, Powerpoint etc.

The olb files are also called Office Object Library files, they contain constants and data types referenced by Microsoft Office components.

How to open olb file?

The olb files are used for internal purposes of MS Office apps. Rad Studio is able to view content of olb files.

How to convert olb file?

Conversion to other formats is not possible.

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Medical Terminology Challenge data file

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: October 2, 2026

The OLB file extension was used for database files belonging to Delmar's Medical Terminology Challenge, a medical terminology trivia game.

The file contains the terminology and challenge data used by the game during play. It forms part of the game's data rather than a user-created document.

How to open olb file?

Open the file with Delmar's Medical Terminology Challenge software. It is normally loaded by the game and is not intended to be opened directly as a text or database document.

PSpice capture symbols model file

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: August 8, 2017

The olb file extension is associated with PSpice, a full-featured, native analog and mixed-signal circuit simulator, developed by Cadence Design Systems, Inc.. The olb files are used to capture symbols model.

mime: application/octet-stream

How to open olb file?

Use Cadence OrCAD PCB Designer to open files with olb extension.

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Microsoft Windows

Synergy/DE object library

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: October 16, 2026

The olb file extension is used by Synergy/DE, an integrated development environment from Synergex for creating applications with the Synergy DBL programming language.

An olb file stores compiled Synergy DBL object modules in a library. Synergy/DE development and build tools use the library when linking applications, so it forms part of a Synergy/DE project's compiled output.

The format is specific to Synergy/DE and is supported on Microsoft Windows through the Synergy/DE software. It is not a general-purpose object or archive format.

How to open olb file?

Open or use the olb file with the Synergy/DE development and build tools on Microsoft Windows. It normally belongs to a Synergy/DE project or application rather than being opened directly.

A text editor or general archive utility cannot display the compiled object modules in a useful form.

How to convert olb file?

There is no general-purpose converter for the Synergy/DE olb file format. If the library must be recreated, rebuild it from the original Synergy DBL source files with the appropriate Synergy/DE tools.

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Microsoft Windows

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Microsoft Windows

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Microsoft Windows

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Microsoft Windows

VAX object library

File type category:
Various data file

Date updated: March 29, 2019

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

The olb file extension is associated with the VAX object library file format.

VAX was an instruction set architecture (ISA) developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in the mid-1970s. A 32-bit complex instruction set computer (CISC) ISA, it was designed to extend or replace DEC's various Programmed Data Processor (PDP) ISAs.

The VAX name was also used by DEC for a family of computer systems based on this processor architecture.

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