• What application can open .GDB file?

GDB file extension

Information that help open, edit, and convert .GDB file

When there is a problem with opening files with the extension .GDB you do not need to immediately use the services of the IT expert. In most cases, using the helpful suggestions of experts contained in our website as well as appropriate programs you can solve the problem with the .GDB file yourself.

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A list of programs supporting files with the .GDB extension

File name: InterBase Database File

windows
Corel Paradox Corel Paradox
dBASE dBASE
Delphi Delphi
Firebird Firebird
Full Convert Enterprise Full Convert Enterprise
GetPicturesList GetPicturesList
InterBase InterBase
InterbaseRecovery InterbaseRecovery
Key Manager Key Manager
MoneyWorks MoneyWorks


.GDB

The file extension allows the operating system or the user of the device to recognize its format and use the appropriate program that allows to run it. It also happens that the file extension is associated with a number of different file formats. This is the case with the .GDB file, which is associated with the 1 file types. The most common file format with the extension .GDB belongs to the "Database Files" category. The manufacturer of the file is Borland.

We have included on our pages information about all the file extensions with their brief description and programs to run them.

FAQ

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The purpose of our site is to provide all relevant information on available programs, the use of which will enable to start, make changes, and even to save the file with any extension. We provide data concerning the manufacturer of this type of software and if necessary refer you to valuable sites that contain more detailed information in the area of interest. Search for the file GDB on Wikipedia.