2 File Associations
.EXE File Extension
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| File Description |
Executable program file created for Windows or DOS operating systems; runs when opened and should execute when double-clicked; can also be a self-extracting archive that extracts files to a specified location.
The files Setup.exe and Install.exe are common installer files included with Windows and DOS software. Double-clicking these files should begin the installation process.
NOTE: EXE files will not run in Mac OS X, but can be run using emulation software, such as Parallels Desktop for Intel-based Macs. Darwine and Crossover can also open some Windows programs. |
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| Updated 10/27/2011 |
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| File Description |
Computer program that can run from a portable device such as a USB flash drive, iPod, or portable hard drive; contains user settings on the portable device, allowing the program to run the same on multiple computers.
Portable apps use the compound file extension .PAF.EXE. |
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| Updated 6/17/2008 |
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