While searching for an answer to the question - How to open the COMMANDERDOC file? - you probably found websites, which offer software that was able to open any file extension. Do not be fooled, there is no one program that will allow you to work with any file extension, including the COMMANDERDOC file. Each program contains a different type of data and you need specialized software to properly work with the COMMANDERDOC file. Here is a list of programs that are designed to work with the COMMANDERDOC file - remember, these applications are able to open at most a few file extensions, they are designed to work with a specific data type.
| File type | Apple Qmaster |
| Developer | Apple, Inc. |
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If after installing the program from a list, you still cannot open a file with the COMMANDERDOC extension, the reason may be that the file is damaged. The solution may be to find a new copy of the COMMANDERDOC file you want to open
In this case, the easiest way is to use the tool built into the operating system for association of the COMMANDERDOC file with applications to support it. Double click on the file you cannot open - the operating system will display a list of programs that are likely to work with your COMMANDERDOC file. Choose one of them, or select the location on a disk where you installed one of the applications from our list. Windows should then open the COMMANDERDOC file using the program installed earlier.
Entries containing links of the COMMANDERDOC file extensions with applications is located in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. If you do not know how to get to the Windows Registry, or how to make changes in it, ask a specialist for help. Lack of knowledge on the subject may cause irreversible changes on your computer.
There may be a situation when a computer virus passes itself off as the COMMANDERDOC file. In this case, such a file will definitely not be opened. Download a good antivirus program and scan the COMMANDERDOC file mentioned. If the antivirus application detects malicious data, it may signify that the COMMANDERDOC file is infected.
| COMMAND | Apple Mac OS X Terminal Format |
| CONFIG | Configuration Format |
| COMPOSITEFONT | Composite Font Format |
| COMPONENTS | Mac OS X System |
| CONTROLS | OpenBVE Keyboard Settings Format |
| COL | Autodesk Colour Palette |
| COM | Command Executable Format |
| COR | CorelDRAW Format |
| COB | COBOL Programming Language Source Format |
| COE | Xilinx BRAM Initialization |
