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D File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .d file extension is most commonly used for program files that have been written in the D programming lang ...

DAA File - What is it and how do I open it?
DAA stands for Direct Access Archive. Files with the .daa extension contain CD/DVD image files. The DAA file f ...

DAE File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .dae file extension is most commonly associated with COLLADA 3D graphic files. The DAE files allow users t ...

DAP File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .dap file extension is given to files that have been created with the Microsoft Access database applicatio ...

DASH File - What is it and how do I open it?
The DASH file format was designed to store digital video content in different bit rate levels. Also called DAS ...

DAT File - What is it and how do I open it?
Many different programs use the .dat file extension. When you see a file on your computer with the .dat exten ...

DB File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files with the .db extension normally contain generic database files. These files store data in tables and the ...

DB-EXCEPTION File - What is it and how do I open it?
The DB-EXCEPTION file format is generally classified as a data file that is used by various database programs ...

DB-JOURNAL File - What is it and how do I open it?
The DB-JOURNAL file format was developed for the use of SQLite, which is a database management software for Wi ...

DB3 File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .db3 file extension are most commonly associated with the SQLite database application. ...

DBD File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dbd file extension are most commonly associated with the DemoShield demo creation soft ...

DBF File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dbf file extension are standard database files. The .dbf file extension is used by a n ...

DBK File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dbk file extension are compressed backup files that have been created for certain Sony ...

DBS File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .dbs file extension is used for an SQL database command file format, which was developed by Oracle Corpora ...

DBX File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dbx file extension are used by the Microsoft Outlook Express email application. The DB ...

DCF File - What is it and how do I open it?
DCF files are media files that have been encoded with Digital Rights Management copy protection technology. Th ...

DCM File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dcm file extension are most commonly associated with image files that have been saved ...

DCR File - What is it and how do I open it?
DCR stands for Digital Camera Raw. Files that contain the .dcr file extension are created by certain Kodak dig ...

DCT File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dct file extension are most commonly associated with dictionary files that are used by ...

DCTMP File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .dctmp file format are most commonly associated with the Direct Connect file-sharing ap ...

DCX File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .dcx file extension is found in files distinguished as multi-page image files that are commonly in line wi ...

DDAT File - What is it and how do I open it?
The files that contain the .ddat file extension are temporary video files that have been created by the DivX P ...

DDD File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .ddd file extension is used for an internal data file format that is implemented by Adobe Systems, Inc. in ...

DDF File - What is it and how do I open it?
The .ddf file extension is normally found in files that are considered as Diamond Directive Files, hence the e ...

DDM File - What is it and how do I open it?
Files that contain the .ddm file extension are used by the Alpha Five database software. The Alpha Five softwa ...

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