A :-
ACF - HTTP character file (Microsoft Agent)
ADC - Scanstudio 16 color Bitmap Graphic file
ADZ - Packed ADF file (Extracts with WinZip)
AFC - Apple Sound file
AIF - Audio Interchange File, a sound format used by Silicon Graphics and Macintosh applications
AIS - ACDSee Image Sequence
ANI - Microsoft Windows Animated cursor
ANS - ANSI Text file
APS - Microsoft Visual C++ file
APX - Borland C++ Appexpert database
ART - Clip Art
ASD - WinWord AutoSave file
ASF - Music file (Electronic Arts)
ASX - Video file
AUD - Audio file (Westwood Studios) (Kyrandia 3,C&C,RedAlert,C&C:TS)
AVG - AVG Virus Information Database
AVI - Microsoft Audio Video Interleaved file for Windows movie
B :-
BAK - Backup file
BAT - Batch file
BFX - Fax document file
BI - Binary file
BIN - Binary file
BIT - X11 Bitmap
BMP - Windows or OS/2 bitmap
C :-
C - C code
CAB - Microsoft cabinet file
CAP - Compressed music file
CC - C++ Source code
CCB - Visual Basic Animated Button configuration file
CDA - CD Audio Track
CDB - Clipboard file
CDR - Raw Audio-CD data file
CGI - Common gateway interface script
CHK - WordPerfect for Windows Temporary file
CHM - Compiled HTML file
CIF - Easy CD Creator image
CLP - Windows Clipboard
CMD - DOS CP/M command file
CMP - Address document
DLL - Dynamic Link Library
And much more ............
You can get this list from the site whatis. Alphabetically or according to topic!!!
This is a list of file extension names or suffixes that indicate the format or usage of a file and a brief description of that file extension. In general, if you have the program that uses that file extension, that program can be used to open or otherwise use the file. To find more information about particular files visit FILExt.
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