.DEX File Extension
- Developer by: Google
- Category: Developer Files
What are .DEX files and how to open them?
Can't open .DEX file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .DEX file.
What is a .DEX file extension?
.DEX file extension is created by Google. .DEX has been classified as Developer Files.
.DEX is Dalvik Executable File
A DEX file is an executable file saved in a format that contains compiled code written for Android, Google's Linux-based mobile phone platform. It is technically referred to as a "Dalvik Executable," and can be interpreted by the Dalvik virtual machine.
DEX files can be created manually or by automatically translating compiled Java programs. Multiple DEX files are zipped into a single .APK package, which serves as the final Android application file.
List of all softwares that can open the Dalvik Executable File
File Type 2 Disketch Project File
Developer by: NCH Software Category: Data Files Format: Binary
Disc label project created by Disketch label design software; saves the layout for a CD or DVD and can include text and imported images; may be printed with a standard printer or a printer that supports disc labels.
Disketch now uses the .DEPROJ extension for disc label projects. The DEX format is deprecated but can still be opened by current versions of Disketch.
List of all softwares that can open the Disketch Project File
File Type 3 Excel Spreadsheet
Developer by: Microsoft Category: Spreadsheet Files Format: Binary
Spreadsheet or group of spreadsheets created by MS Excel; contains data formatted in cells, which are organized into rows and columns.
The .XLS extension is much more commonly used for Excel files.
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File Type 4 DEXIS Digital X-ray File
Developer by: DEXIS Category: Data Files
X-ray image saved in the proprietary X-ray format; used by the DEXIS Digital X-ray system for dental imaging; captures dental radiographs and saves them in a digital format.
DEXIS was acquired by Danaher Corporation in 2005.
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