DID File
Did your computer fail to open a DID file? We explain what they are used for and recommend software that we know can open or otherwise handle your .DID files.
What is a DID file?
A .DID file is an iPublish document file. Through our analysis of DID files, we know that one use of the format is iPublish document. We have not yet described in detail what these files contain and what they are used for, but our team is working tiredlessly through thousands of file formats. We'd love hearing from you if you have information about the format.
We have not yet verified any programs for Windows that work with this specific file format. If you know one, please use the 'Suggest a program' link below. Thanks!
What else are .DID files used for?
While iPublish document is a popular type of DID-file, we know of 2 different uses of the .DID extension.
The DID file extension indicates to your device which app can open the file. However, different apps may use the same file extension for different types of data. So a DID opener may not be able to open all kinds of DID files. In this case, look through both formats to make sure you find the best suited DID viewer.
Menavrus Device Identification data
Through our analysis of DID files, we know that one use of the format is Menavrus Device Identification data. We have not yet described in detail what these files contain and what they are used for, but our team is working tiredlessly through thousands of file formats. We'd love hearing from you if you have information about the format.
We have not yet verified any programs for Windows that work with this specific file format. If you know one, please use the 'Suggest a program' link below. Thanks!
Various DID file openers, viewers, etc.
These apps are known to open certain types of DID files. Remember, different programs may use DID files for different purposes, so you may need to try out a few of them to be able to open your specific file.
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