.WIKI

WIKI File

Wiki Markup Source
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A .WIKI file is associated with Wiki Markup Source, a developer file.

Developer: N/A Category: Developer Files
Related: .DO · .MD · .HEX · .XSD

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A file with the .WIKI extension is a file known as Wiki Markup Source. It belongs to the Developer Files category. This format is associated with N/A.

The reliable way to open a .WIKI file is with software that recognises this exact format, rather than guessing from the file name. If you are not sure what created a file, our file identifier can read its first bytes and name the real format, even when the file has been renamed.

We are still gathering the list of programs that open .WIKI files. A fully verified, hand-written description of this format is being prepared; until then, the details on this page are drawn directly from our database.

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FULL NAMEWiki Markup Source
DEVELOPERN/A

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