Virtual CD version 4 log
File type: Various data file
A vbl file suffix is related to the Virtual CD, disk imaging program for Windows. A vbl file contains log.
Found 3 different file type records with the same vbl filename suffix.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: April 3, 2017
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
The vbl file extension is used by Virtual CD, a disk imaging software tool, developed by H+H Software GmbH.
The vbl file contains log file created in version 4 of the program. Most likely obsolete file format.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving vbl files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
3d graphics, CAD-CAM-CAE file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
3DMove is structural geology software developed by Midland Valley Exploration Ltd. It is used to restore, validate and analyse geological structures and models.
A VBL file contains 3D geological model data used by 3DMove.
3DMove is available for Microsoft Windows.
Open a VBL file with 3DMove on Microsoft Windows. Install the software, then use its Open command to load the file.
Open a VBL file in 3DMove and use the software's available export functions if the model must be exchanged with another application.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
Microsoft Visual Basic uses VBL files to store license information associated with user controls. This information allows the development environment to identify and use controls that require licensing.
The file belongs with the relevant Visual Basic project or control installation and is not the user control itself. It is normally handled by Visual Basic as part of the project or development environment.
Visual Basic and this licensing-file format are legacy technologies for Microsoft Windows. A VBL file may therefore be encountered in older Visual Basic projects or installations.
On Windows, open the associated project or user control in Microsoft Visual Basic. Visual Basic can use the VBL file as licensing information when the relevant control is installed.
There is normally no need, or suitable standalone program, to open a VBL file directly. If Visual Basic reports a licensing problem, install or register the required user control and keep its VBL file with the project or control files.
A VBL file is licensing data, not a document or an interchange format, so it cannot normally be converted usefully to another format.
To move an older Visual Basic project, retain the VBL file and the licensed user control with the project. A replacement control may require different licensing information supplied with that control.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving vbl files:
Microsoft Windows
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