A simple source code scanner and analysis utility that can help you with your work by detecting inefficient and duplicate sections PMD is a Java-based application that aims to assist programmers in. How to open PMD files. If you cannot open the PMD file on your computer - there may be several reasons. The first and most important reason (the most common) is the lack of a suitable software that supports PMD among those that are installed on your device. A very simple way to solve this problem is to find and download the appropriate application.
*.pmd files:- pmd stands for Pagemaker Document (an old DTP software)
Most of old Office Documents are created with Adobe Pagemaker 7, one of the best publishing / DTP software available. It’s files are saved in *.pmd extensions. If you haven’t seen the app before, you can Download it from the link provided at the bottom of this post.
But it’s an old software from Adobe, also very costly when compared to other Office applications. So, what will you do if have no other choices? Here’s a small solution, that works for almost all pmd files: Use Microsoft Office!
Did you ever tried to open the pmd file in Microsoft Office Word ? Just give a try, it’ll work for almost all pmd files! I used Microsoft Office Word 2007, I’ll describe how to open a pmd file in Office Word…
NOTE: You may get a lot of useless data mixed with your document, or could not read the content. If it happens, try to change the font and delete unwanted data since it will only before or after the document content. If you wan’t a live tutorial on this topic, then here’s the video tutorial that explains the steps which I described above:
Alternatively, You can use Adobe Pagemaker itself if you haven’t used it before. I don’t know whether it is available for purchase today, but you may download a free trial Adobe Pagemaker 7.0 from the following link:
4 file types use the .pmd file extension.Developer | Adobe Systems |
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Category | Page Layout Files |
Format | Binary |
A PMD file is a page layout file created with Adobe PageMaker, a program used for creating professional publications such as newsletters and brochures. It contains formatted text, images, and drawn objects. PMD files also support images created in other Adobe programs.
PMD files are used by Adobe PageMaker 6 or later. They can also be opened by Adobe InDesign, the successor to PageMaker. However, only Adobe InDesign CS6 or older will open PMD files. InDesign CC does not open PMD files.
If you want to open a PMD file in InDesign CC, you can open it in InDesign CS6 or earlier, save it as an .INDD file, then open it in InDesign CC. You can also export a PMD as a .PDF file when open in PageMaker or InDesign.
Open over 300 file formats with File Viewer Plus.Developer | Bondware |
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Category | 3D Image Files |
Format | Binary |
3D image file created by Poser Pro, a character modeling and animation program; saves morphs, or the altered positions, of a character in a binary format; used for saving gestures, movement states, and other character positions.
Developer | SoftMaker Software |
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Category | Spreadsheet Files |
Format | Binary |
A PMD file is a spreadsheet file created by PlanMaker, a spreadsheet application included with SoftMaker Office. It contains data in cells organized in rows and columns of a spreadsheet. PMD files are similar to .XLS and .XLSX files used by Microsoft Excel.
PMD files are saved in a proprietary format and were the primary file type associated with PlanMaker until they were replaced by .PMDX files. PlanMaker still supports PMD files.
While PMD files are typically used to store data, they may also contain formulas and charts. PMD files may be converted to various formats in PlanMaker, including PMDX, .PDF, XLS, XLSX, .XLSM, .XLTX, .XLTM, .XLT, .TMD, and .RTF.
Developer | MikuMikuDance |
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Category | 3D Image Files |
Format | Binary |
3D model used by MikuMikuDance (MMD), a dance animation program originally created in Japanese; contains a 3D mesh for a dancer that can be texturized and animated with the MikuMikuDance tools; used for storing different dancer models.
PMD files can be edited with the PMD Editor, as well as with some standard 3D modeling tools, such as Blender, Metesequoia, and Lightwave. However, note that each program requires an appropriate plugin, and the plugins are typically created in Japanese and are available from Japanese websites.