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What is the ODA File Extension?
As we mentioned, some programs have proprietary file extensions. You might have seen .doc, .exe, and .pdf at the end of a file name. Those are file extensions that indicate the file type and provide a clue as to which programs might be able to open a file.
Warning: Be sure that you trust the source that gave you the file, as you might be trying to open a file that contains malware. Always run your file through a malware checker before trying to open it.
Windows typically hides file extensions for known file types, which means that you shouldn't see the extension for most files. If you're unfamiliar with the file extension, right-click on it and click on "Properties". The "General" tab will reveal the filename and the extension suffix. You can now Google it to learn more about the file type.
Opening the ODA File
Once you know the type of content the ODA file contains (graphics, media, text), you can add the file extension to the default file associations in the computer's settings and try to open it again. If you don't have the matching software, you will have to download it.
If that still does not work, you may have to contact the developer for more guidance. For example, if you know that you have ODA files, you will be able to Google to find out which software packages use the ODA file extension.
If you have the software on your PC, but you still can't open the file, you should get in touch with the software developer of that file type. The most common ODA-related software includes ODA Document, CALS Group IV Type 2 Raster Image, and AIBO Audio Voice. If it's not included in the developer chart below, a quick web search of those software titles can help you find the contact information of the developer that can help.
| Software | Developer |
|---|---|
| ODA Document | Microsoft Developer |
| CALS Group IV Type 2 Raster Image | Windows Programmer |
| AIBO Audio Voice | Sony |
| Used with OCX | Microsoft Developer |
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